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It's an awesome awd system imo. When power to the front wheels isn't needed or the system is turned off, 100% of the power goes to the rear wheels. No loss of fun with all the benefits of awd!
The current SRT8 challenger is 470 hp.
the 2008-2010 challenger is 425hp...the 2011 is 475 cuz it has a redesigned 6.4L hemi
You can't help but wonder how much top-end power these boxier muscle cars are losing because of their aerodynamics. I guess that's why I LOOOOOVE the 4th gen f-bodies.
i forget who..but someone mentioned it...paint the black part under the grille the body color and ill like it....ill have to see an all black car before making my decision
So my truck is finally getting some work done, after 17 years, Oil pressure sensor went out and it’s located under the lower intake manifold. Have to...
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