Thread: first to 500 hp
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Old Mar 10, 2008 | 07:04 AM
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Default Re: first to 500hp

Originally Posted by Sidez
Don't mean to flame, but I never understand these kinds of comments.. for example I would not buy those vehicles simply because they are not made in Europe, I am sure he has his reasons.. as well...

possibly including but not limited to..
-I know for a fact only the most hardcore enthusiasts and or people with iron backs can live with the Z06 daily, like wise for the Viper
Slidez Come on now I own both the vet is a softer riding car and more roomy then the crossfire. The viper is closer to the crossfire as far as cockpit room.
-Z06 and Viper cost um... 3times more? but you are oblivious to that as well?
Originally priced the Crossfire was the same as a zo6 vet, but the crossfires never sold and then we got *** kicking deals, same would probably apply to a vet if you could find a 2 1/2-3yr left over.
-Corvette for one are a dime a dozen with design that will be updated constantly, the viper to a lesser extent, but not so with the Crossfire
-Maybe just maybe he is a fan of the Crossfire and is not interested in most other vehicles..? Fact that my wife constantly reminded me of daily was my zo6 was a dime a dozen, but the 2002 Viper RT10 is pretty rare.

Hey MD SRT-6, why not just get a Buggati Veyron?

On a more clearer scale saying nitrous is cheating, is like saying outsourcing is cheating.. it is what it is... it is a tried and true method of making power.. that if done incorrectly can cause major damage and I applaud your barevery for being the first to try such a large shot, but now that you posted this thread you owe us some pictures and more clear information
Which ever performance route you take, is your choice and non of them are cheating. This last statement was necessery because I needed ten more characters in order to post.
 

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