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Feb 04, 2007 02:21 |  #1

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Starting out with the Race... My Good friend Chris Marshall
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Time to change out the tires...
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Slicks are on... Noel Madarang doing some minor tuning
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On to the track... Dodge SRTneon VS Ford Mustang GT

who won???

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of course the Dodge SRTneon, 1/8mile 8.1 seconds
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Noel Madarang with his BMW M3(left) and Chris Marshall with his Dodge SRTneon(right)

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Feb 04, 2007 08:15 |  #2

Good series. Next time in daylight?


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Feb 04, 2007 10:33 |  #3

Thats a mean looking SRT-4 :D Some pics look over shaprpend.


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Feb 04, 2007 14:38 |  #4

Stock turbo too. 8.1 is a nice time. The images look underexposed on my monitor, but its a junk CRT at work. I'll check them again when I get home.

I miss my SRT4 :(


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Feb 04, 2007 17:18 |  #5

PhotosGuy wrote in post #2652505 (external link)
Good series. Next time in daylight?

I diasgree, I like the shots at night. I think it adds to the overall effect. If you spend most of your time racing at night, the pictures should refect that. Why try to lie?

**Edit** - For the First and last pictures. The others are night actions, which im not a big fan of.



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Feb 04, 2007 20:44 |  #6

Pictures look much better on my home computer haha

Good shots man!


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Feb 04, 2007 20:57 |  #7

Ermmm what the...SRT-4's arent that powerful are they?

I thought it was usually a 2.4 litre at best...keep in mind we dont have them in Aust.

Very jealous of Noel Madarang with his M3 :(


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Feb 04, 2007 21:05 |  #8

bobinatcat wrote in post #2655649 (external link)
Ermmm what the...SRT-4's arent that powerful are they?

I thought it was usually a 2.4 litre at best...keep in mind we dont have them in Aust.

Very jealous of Noel Madarang with his M3 :(

True, something like 230 HP stock. Compared to a regular neon though, it is a lot. It's supposed to be a really really fun car though and IMO thats what matters.

Who cares if you have 1,001 HP if you can never use it?



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Feb 04, 2007 21:32 |  #9

SRT4's are rated at 230hp 250tq, usually make 220-230whp and 240-250wtq from the factory. They weigh in at around 2900lbs or so, and run bottom 14's/high 13's stone stock. I ran a 14.2@100 in my SRT4 when it was stock, and it gainted ALOT of power when I put an adjustable wastegate on it and bumped the boost from 14psi falling to 11psi at redline, to 17psi falling to 13psi at redline.

It's a FWD DOHC 2.4L with a tiny TINY turbocharger. Peak power is around 5100rpm, and the torque spikes at around 2500-3000rpm. Just for ****s and giggles, I upped the boost to 20+psi on mine, and I hit 20+psi by 2400rpm.


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Feb 04, 2007 21:37 |  #10

There's my old car.

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Feb 04, 2007 22:05 |  #11

WhiteSSP wrote in post #2655860 (external link)
There's my old car.

Did away with the Boy Racer wing I see. Looks clean. I really like the dark bronze wheels on the black paint. What do you have now?



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Feb 04, 2007 22:07 |  #12

They werent bronze at all, they were Olive Green. Actually, they were Krylon Camo Olive colored :) The only other car I ever saw with Olive green wheels was my friend who helped me paint my wheels. He has olive green Axis wheels.

Now I have a 89 Mustang GT. It's a work in progress to say the least haha. But I <3 foxbodies. It'll hopefully be getting some new wheels in the very near future.

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The SRT4 is an extremely fun car though. Before I sold mine, I had Hotchkis Springs, GT cruiser Front Swaybar(+2mm over stock), ACR Rear Swaybar(+2mm), and a Kinetics Wastegate (17psi/13psi), and it was extremely fun. It pulled very hard, and it handled GREAT. I loved taking it on the backroads out in the country, and never once did the car get out of control it was perfectly balanced. The biggest thing they need stock is springs to lower it and lessen the top heavy-ness of the car, wider tires to help it stick, thicker swaybars to help body roll.

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Feb 04, 2007 23:58 |  #13

Nice series. I like the first and last best.


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Feb 05, 2007 08:13 |  #14

If you spend most of your time racing at night, the pictures should refect that. Why try to lie?

So if a dragster spends most of the time in the garage... :D


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Feb 05, 2007 08:51 |  #15

WhiteSSP wrote in post #2655827 (external link)
SRT4's are rated at 230hp 250tq, usually make 220-230whp and 240-250wtq from the factory. They weigh in at around 2900lbs or so, and run bottom 14's/high 13's stone stock. I ran a 14.2@100 in my SRT4 when it was stock, and it gainted ALOT of power when I put an adjustable wastegate on it and bumped the boost from 14psi falling to 11psi at redline, to 17psi falling to 13psi at redline.

It's a FWD DOHC 2.4L with a tiny TINY turbocharger. Peak power is around 5100rpm, and the torque spikes at around 2500-3000rpm. Just for ****s and giggles, I upped the boost to 20+psi on mine, and I hit 20+psi by 2400rpm.

They use the same engine as the PT Crusier GT. They are quick cars.

Nice series OP.


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