I know that this may seem stupid but what does N/A mean in reference to the crossfire? I see it referred to alot.

 

NA = Naturally Aspirated (base or limited model)

SC = Super-Charged (SRT-6 model)

 

Don't feel bad, I'm still trying to figure out what "bump" stands for but I'm too embarrassed to ask. Hope to get up the nerve soon.


roadster with a stick

 

Normally aspirated as previously mentioned - separates it from forced induction - Super Chargers, Turbos & Blowers.
The majority of vehicles are normally aspirated.

'Bump' just brings the thread back to life, and bumps it up to the front so it gets more publicity/more visible.

 

pretty soon it's gonna mean something else as far as new Crossfires!
Pat

 

you got Rick Rolled....

 

would that be NOT AVAILABLE....

 

in most cases it does, but in case of an engine it doesn't.

 

Of course.

 

lol!

Well now I know what BUMP means at least. Well, it doesn't really work that well from what I've seen.

^Bump!

 

dude i knew better from that guy. he rick rolled me the yesterday! as soon as i saw his name and the you tube link i know he was trying to rick roll someone. hes the rick roll master.

 

Actually I didn't...I'm one of the few people who actually reads all the posts on a thread!

 

Ooohhh Fight Fight Fight

 

not you too, Valk....good night already....

 

someone please bump rick roll, really fricking hard!

 

ntrikit has been banned for 2 days for inappropriate posts.
Basically told to grow up

Thank You Admin. !!!

 

BUMP = Bring Up My Post

 

You're FUNNY! Thanks for the big smile/laugh!!

 

NA = No Acceleration
when compared to a SRT

 

Now, now don't be mean. I love ours just the same...and easily blow past many of the "tweakers", LOL