2006 Dodge Charger

[wannabe]

i got to drive it.

ok so you guys think its slow, and not special, but thats ok. i don't give a flying f**k what you think...

[94Corolla5Speed]

Neither do we

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... ce_802.png

[wannabe]

holy shit

but ya'll are making a fuss over it...i am not...

[94Corolla5Speed]

Coolface FTW

[FDSpirit]

I was just reading and the 2.7 V6 charger does 0-60 in over 11 seconds.

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO LOLOLOLOLO

. This.

[watkins]

Most Crisisler interiors are less than stellar. I personally really like the new Grand Cherokee though. Challenger isnt too bad either.

[AHTOXA]

SRT Challenger has been the subject of many of my wet dreams.

[Rope-Pusher]

SRT Challenger has been the subject of many of my wet dreams.

http://content.usatoday.com/communities ... srt8-392/1

[1974Alfa5spd]

SRT Challenger has been the subject of many of my wet dreams.

http://content.usatoday.com/communities ... srt8-392/1

Funnily enough, it's easier for me to guess sizes in litres instead of cubic inches. I spend too much time around European cars.

[watkins]

Im more used to litres (yup) and the associated SI measures or gallons than cubic inches

[theholycow]

I roll easily with both styles at larger volumes, but at smaller volumes I'm metric-only. I can say 5.8 just as easily as 350, but I have to do some math in my head if I want to talk about a 3 liter engine in cubic inches (about 180-190, in that case).

[Rope-Pusher]

Im more used to litres (yup) and the associated SI measures or gallons than cubic inches

"What's in a unit of measurement of engine cylinder displacement? That which we call a cubic meter
By any other name would lay just as long of a patch of rubber upon the pavement."

[theholycow]

A cubic meter? That's be a HUGE engine.

For reference, this one has 1.8 cubic meters of displacement.

[six]

Well, of course, we can always express engine displacement as 0.0061 cubic meters of volume.

Then again, we can express it the opposite way: my engine has 3,200,000 cubic millimeters of displacement (actually, it's 3,210,000 mm^3).

[Rope-Pusher]

Cubic meters are the official SI units of volume (Not decibels, as many would have you think!).

The use of any other units is guaranteed to derive you crazy.