they have srt-6 crossfires? lol

 

I don't quite understand what you're driving at?


-Phil

 

Good Kill, don't totally agree with the family being in the car but I understand.

 

I never knew dodge released an srt-6 vehicles, all i seen on d road was 4s.8s and 10s

 

There pretty hard to spot. Chrysler sold like 11 of them across the nation.[8D]

 

yea they have had them out for a couple years now, its basically a merc design car though but mags have tested them running 13.2 or 13.3 in the 1/4 easy

they market it as the vipers little brother, two seater, cheaper and it still has some go, plus you could get them as a m6 i bielieve and they were a prety fun little car, but mostly bought by dbags in thier 40s

i dont think they are making them anymore though as an srt

 

it's funny there are two of them (srt-6s) in the town i live in, and both owned by mid. 40s dudes....

 

I dont think the srt-6 comes in a m6 i think they are all automatics. The regular crossfires come with an m6 though. This is just what my friend who has a crossfire says, I dont know if its true or not. The srt-6 I drove was fun to drive, but I cant stand how they look I'd take my v6 mustang over it anyday.

 

A) He had an extra 300lbs approximately.
B) When someone says they run a time, that is usually the best on a good day.
C) In the mid-13s, one car length is almost .1 seconds.

We have now concluded that the SRT is a mid-high 13-second on a good run on a good day, fanboy.

...oh wait, that IS what they run! Still a fast, and cool-looking car though!

They only made them for one year, and considering the regular Crossfire didn't come in a manual even as an option the year they were made (2006), I would be skeptical that the SRT did.

 

i know the sr6 came with a manual because me and my dad were cracking up one day when a guy in a srt tryed to launch and killed it

and many mags have run them to a 13.2/13.3