How to build a fast Crossfire
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2006 Roadster, every time I drive the little bastord I hear this little voice saying "Faster, faster, daddy please drive me faster!! I have to control this urge, with the help of my wife screaming SLOW DOWN,SLOW DOWN!! We were run over by tractor trailer last sept. We did not get our beautiful little roadster back until Dec. It still does the same dam thing- Faster, Faster, Go Faster!!
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Originally Posted by nascarhq
i was just wondering if you did any testing a to 0-150?did you get the flash to take off the speed limiter,or was it to run 1/4 mile faster ?
Re: How to build a fast Crossfire
Hello,
I would like to upgrade my SRT6 with the cold air intake kit and the ASP pulleys (331380). Im new to this. Everything I see posted is for the 1 /4 mile times. I would be more interested in the 0 -60 seconds time. Would it make a bigger difference/ is it worth it, or is the performance up grade more on the top end. Also by changing the pulleys does it affect the engine in anyway as a daily driver. Im an old guy just looking for some more power passing cars on the highway and when I take off.
Thanks
I would like to upgrade my SRT6 with the cold air intake kit and the ASP pulleys (331380). Im new to this. Everything I see posted is for the 1 /4 mile times. I would be more interested in the 0 -60 seconds time. Would it make a bigger difference/ is it worth it, or is the performance up grade more on the top end. Also by changing the pulleys does it affect the engine in anyway as a daily driver. Im an old guy just looking for some more power passing cars on the highway and when I take off.
Thanks
Re: How to build a fast Crossfire
Hello,
I would like to upgrade my SRT6 with the cold air intake kit and the ASP pulleys (331380). Im new to this. Everything I see posted is for the 1 /4 mile times. I would be more interested in the 0 -60 seconds time. Would it make a bigger difference/ is it worth it, or is the performance up grade more on the top end. Also by changing the pulleys does it affect the engine in anyway as a daily driver. Im an old guy just looking for some more power passing cars on the highway and when I take off.
Thanks
I would like to upgrade my SRT6 with the cold air intake kit and the ASP pulleys (331380). Im new to this. Everything I see posted is for the 1 /4 mile times. I would be more interested in the 0 -60 seconds time. Would it make a bigger difference/ is it worth it, or is the performance up grade more on the top end. Also by changing the pulleys does it affect the engine in anyway as a daily driver. Im an old guy just looking for some more power passing cars on the highway and when I take off.
Thanks
Re: How to build a fast Crossfire
Hello,
I would like to upgrade my SRT6 with the cold air intake kit and the ASP pulleys (331380). Im new to this. Everything I see posted is for the 1 /4 mile times. I would be more interested in the 0 -60 seconds time. Would it make a bigger difference/ is it worth it, or is the performance up grade more on the top end. Also by changing the pulleys does it affect the engine in anyway as a daily driver. Im an old guy just looking for some more power passing cars on the highway and when I take off.
Thanks
I would like to upgrade my SRT6 with the cold air intake kit and the ASP pulleys (331380). Im new to this. Everything I see posted is for the 1 /4 mile times. I would be more interested in the 0 -60 seconds time. Would it make a bigger difference/ is it worth it, or is the performance up grade more on the top end. Also by changing the pulleys does it affect the engine in anyway as a daily driver. Im an old guy just looking for some more power passing cars on the highway and when I take off.
Thanks
There’s all kinds of options to be honest. Maybe start a new post introduce yourself and you’ll probably get more input that way. If you’ve already done that disregard what I just said 😂
Re: How to build a fast Crossfire
mods, or mods I am in the mid 10's @ 132 mph now that's a mod,, called a V8 LOL and 3 months ago i installed a 3.90 diff into a crossfire ,,we are testing it for street use,, before the end of the year i will put a 3.90 into my newest srt6 ,,do some track testing with 100% stock srt6 jusr changing the diff. in march will swap into a V8 jim
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