I could see it happening to a manual gen 3, premium, non performance pack, on low octane fuel.
A GT on 87 octane really pulls timing when the car is hot (like in the situation you described). also uses VCT to bleed off dynamic compression. Has to so that the engine doesnāt blow up with 12:1...
Just popping back in to drop some insider info on the charger.
Neighbor got to take a banshee home. Dodge is letting employees drive it to do the final quality control commenting process on it before it releases to the public.
according to him the thing weighs over 3 tons with all the extra...
Man thatās badass. We got similar styles in cars and houses apparently.
Iām torn between buying a bigger house or buying a lot and building. How hard was it to get financing sorted? With house prices around me (~600k for a 1960s build 3500-4500sqft) I almost think Iām better off building new.
I ran my E85 GT making 451whp to 170mph several times with a lot more in it so Iād say youāll be close to 200mph. Maybe low 190s. Will take a while to get there though.
Iāve had my car for sale now for two months. ā22 PP1 premium coupe 6mt. 10,800 miles. $36k. Itās not a vert and it doesnāt have magride but these guys will have some room to move on that price. This is a super slow fall market.
Had this car sold but buyer financing fell through so I am now listing here at what I think is a very reasonable price.
This is my 2022 mustang GT premium PP1. No magride but has just about every other option including adaptive cruise, heated/cooled seats, navigation, mymode/mycolor, active...
Private sale the car is probably worth $45k but you have to deal with hundreds of fāing morons that waste your time to get one real buyer. i just went through this. Not sure it was worth the headache when trade in was about the same price I sold for.
Yes thatās true. The oil pan is much better in 2000. I wouldnāt mind owning a 2000+ car at all, in fact I almost bought a 2000 before I found mine. Yours looks great