Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: DEMO24
that exhaust is MESSED UP! this thing aint a Ferrari or a lambo why the freak has it got center exhaust:disgust:
Porsche Boxster
Crossfire
MINI Cooper S
Corvette
All have center exhausts.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Dodge is clinging to the hemi for dear life. It's all that's keeping them alive.
Originally posted by: sniperruff
i still don't get why would you need a "performance" model of a SUV. where are you going to use the extra power? on a track? putting 500ft-lb of torque in wet dirt? merging into your interstate?
they should just focus on making cars more reliable. but i guess they just want to make more money so that would be against their wish.
Originally posted by: CraigRT
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: DEMO24
that exhaust is MESSED UP! this thing aint a Ferrari or a lambo why the freak has it got center exhaust:disgust:
Porsche Boxster
Crossfire
MINI Cooper S
Corvette
All have center exhausts.
add viper to the list 😛
the GTS did anyways
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Nebor
Dodge is clinging to the hemi for dear life. It's all that's keeping them alive.
By that thougth process, Chrsyler clung to life on the PT Cruiser, 5.2L, Cummins diesel, etc. Saying that the hemi is holding up DCX is like saying the 3.5: is the only thing holding up Nissan.
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: sniperruff
i still don't get why would you need a "performance" model of a SUV. where are you going to use the extra power? on a track? putting 500ft-lb of torque in wet dirt? merging into your interstate?
they should just focus on making cars more reliable. but i guess they just want to make more money so that would be against their wish.
Because power is fun, no matter the size. I cannot expect Civic or Rio drivers to understand this.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Nebor
Dodge is clinging to the hemi for dear life. It's all that's keeping them alive.
By that thougth process, Chrsyler clung to life on the PT Cruiser, 5.2L, Cummins diesel, etc. Saying that the hemi is holding up DCX is like saying the 3.5: is the only thing holding up Nissan.
First, Chrysler = Dodge. Second, show me a Dodge commercial that doesn't say, "And the all new hemi powered xxxxx." It's their only bit of excitement. It's all they've got.
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: sniperruff
i still don't get why would you need a "performance" model of a SUV. where are you going to use the extra power? on a track? putting 500ft-lb of torque in wet dirt? merging into your interstate?
they should just focus on making cars more reliable. but i guess they just want to make more money so that would be against their wish.
Because power is fun, no matter the size. I cannot expect Civic or Rio drivers to understand this.
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Nebor
Dodge is clinging to the hemi for dear life. It's all that's keeping them alive.
By that thougth process, Chrsyler clung to life on the PT Cruiser, 5.2L, Cummins diesel, etc. Saying that the hemi is holding up DCX is like saying the 3.5: is the only thing holding up Nissan.
First, Chrysler = Dodge. Second, show me a Dodge commercial that doesn't say, "And the all new hemi powered xxxxx." It's their only bit of excitement. It's all they've got.
i think he knows that chrysler = dodge considering how the 5.2 and the cummins aren't offered on any chrysler branded products
Not to me. The Cummins Turbo Diesel 6-cylinder is the only reason why I give a an F about Dodge right now. If I were to buy a full-size truck right now, it would without a doubt be the Ram 2500 Diesel.Originally posted by: Nebor
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Nebor
Dodge is clinging to the hemi for dear life. It's all that's keeping them alive.
By that thougth process, Chrsyler clung to life on the PT Cruiser, 5.2L, Cummins diesel, etc. Saying that the hemi is holding up DCX is like saying the 3.5: is the only thing holding up Nissan.
First, Chrysler = Dodge. Second, show me a Dodge commercial that doesn't say, "And the all new hemi powered xxxxx." It's their only bit of excitement. It's all they've got.
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
So why did the go with a center exhaust and fsck up any towing capabilities? (serious question).
Originally posted by: upsciLLion
It needs 6" of lift and 35s.
Well, what you say here makes positively no sense. Both the 5.2 in 1997, and the 5.9 in 1998 (the first year for that engine) were rated to tow 5000lb trailers.Originally posted by: Pacfanweb
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
So why did the go with a center exhaust and fsck up any towing capabilities? (serious question).
Because I am positive that the towing capability would have been much lower than a std. Hemi. Look at the 5.9L Grand Cherokee in 1998, it had a significantly lower towing capability than the 5.2L because they put an electric cooling fan in place of a mechanical fan to capture more of the power sucked away by the accessories.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Well consider that the 2.4l in the PT cruiser has a 9.4:1 compression ratio. 😕
Originally posted by: Nebor
Dodge is clinging to the hemi for dear life. It's all that's keeping them alive.
Originally posted by: Nebor
Dodge is clinging to the hemi for dear life. It's all that's keeping them alive.
The X5 4.8is is my dream car so I know it well... you're sorta right... but the curves are entirely different. They did almost match the front end outside of the grill and headlamps.Originally posted by: bentwookie
anyone else think it looks like a bmw X5?
http://www.automotriz.net/imag...1024-768-BMW-X5-02.jpg