Joining the SRT-6 Family

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09-11-2011 | 03:07 PM

itsky

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Re: Joining the SRT-6 Family

Thanks all. Your Aero looks great Softball. I just got done detailing the car. I'll post some pictures later.

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09-12-2011 | 10:53 AM

Shakey

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Re: Joining the SRT-6 Family

Nice, it looks just like mine. Good to see there are now 2 in town.

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09-12-2011 | 06:56 PM

rmaier

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Re: Joining the SRT-6 Family

So you sold 2 to get the 1 ?The need for speed strikes everyone eventually with these Crossfires...... I did it a little differently I took the motor from an SRT6 with 7,918 on the clock and stuffed it into my black '04 limited. It all goes the same when you push the pedal.......zoom.

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09-12-2011 | 08:03 PM

Franc Rauscher

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Re: Joining the SRT-6 Family

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Originally Posted by itsky

Yeah, I will have to get used to that new speedometer. I had no problem getting it up to 90 on the way home on one small stretch of the road.

That's because it has farther to go, so it get's there faster.

It is amazing how quickly the SRT jumps forward with the slightest nudge on the throttle.
Selling the other two NA's may have been smart thinking. After I drive Crumpy's SRT mine seems rather wimpy, like something is not right. Even the Stock SRT I just sold was so much brighter on the throttle.

Can't tell you how many times the roadster with a stick stayed home just 'cause I wanted tp feel that rush from the thrust!