Next year you should be able to find one for around that. Market isn't far off your current budget.Shhhh...I'm already waiting for @Evoex to get bored of the C43...35k I could swing! Better than a stupid Maverick!
Next year you should be able to find one for around that. Market isn't far off your current budget.Shhhh...I'm already waiting for @Evoex to get bored of the C43...35k I could swing! Better than a stupid Maverick!
Custom dyno tune.Do you have any speed shops you can recommend? or do you use canned/email tunes?
He uses that car for everything. It is a joy to see it used for its intended purpose. AWD.Do you daily your car? And is it awd or rwd?
Do you have any speed shops you can recommend? or do you use canned/email tunes?
Thank you Sir!Custom dyno tune.
Absolutely, been getting all my work done here;
ECC | Toronto's Top Performance Tuning Company
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Finch/Dufferin
He uses that car for everything. It is a joy to see it used for its intended purpose. AWD.
As for shops, the brand matters as does your goals. A lot of people are doing remote tuning now where you start with a base tune and submit logs and tuner updates one specific to you. Longer development cycle and probably not as good as a proper dyno tune but cheaper and you have access to lots of options.
I daily it during the months where there's no salt on the road. It gets use in light snow, rain etc. when I'm in the mood.Do you daily your car? And is it awd or rwd?
I daily it during the months where there's no salt on the road. It gets use in light snow, rain etc. when I'm in the mood.
The 911 Turbo (and Turbo S) have been AWD since the 993 (1993-ish). It's "good" AWD in that it is highly rear-biased and it's possible to slide the rear of the car around under power. ..... Gets 8.1-8.5L/100km (depends on road and wind heading of course) even with steamroller 315mm rear tires.
Not bad!I daily it during the months where there's no salt on the road. It gets use in light snow, rain etc. when I'm in the mood.
The 911 Turbo (and Turbo S) have been AWD since the 993 (1993-ish). It's "good" AWD in that it is highly rear-biased and it's possible to slide the rear of the car around under power. Mine's a 991.2 which means it's practically a spaceship on wheels ... dynamic roll bar stiffness, dynamic suspension damping, dynamic steering effect, rear wheel steering, three levels of traction control (one is off), dynamic aerodynamics, even dynamic engine mount stiffness.
Gets 8.1-8.5L/100km on the 401 (depends on road and wind heading of course) even with steamroller 315mm rear tires.
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congrats!!I couldnt find a Hellcat with the manual transmission last year so I ended up picking a Scatpack with the 6 speed that I now want to build up.
Both of my prior factory allocations with Dodge got cancelled mid last year.
I narrowed in on Champion Motors in Scarborough as Rob seems pretty approachable and doesnt have a chip on his shoulder like CJR Performance appears to have. Granted, CJR performance is the only Mopar performance shop here in ON.
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Once I have enough to purchase forged pistons, a maggie TVS2650 and fuel pump I'll be asking around again. Comp cams have been backordered for the longest time now and I'm still waiting for my kooks long tube headers to arrive next month
muahaha. i love the looks i get at the lights...gonna go wash the car shortly. I'll post an updated pic550 Ft/Lb torque....G*damn!
Also,I couldnt find a Hellcat with the manual transmission last year so I ended up picking a Scatpack with the 6 speed that I now want to build up.
Both of my prior factory allocations with Dodge got cancelled mid last year.
I narrowed in on Champion Motors in Scarborough as Rob seems pretty approachable and doesnt have a chip on his shoulder like CJR Performance appears to have. Granted, CJR performance is the only Mopar performance shop here in ON.
Toronto's Leading GM Performance and Corvette Specialists | Champion Motors
www.championmotors.ca
Once I have enough to purchase forged pistons, a maggie TVS2650 and fuel pump I'll be asking around again. Comp cams have been backordered for the longest time now and I'm still waiting for my kooks long tube headers to arrive next month
To be fair, yours cost about quadruple the Merc. Both are cool cars, just differently cool.Car wars. 690hp/700tq ... and 7.4L/100km at 90kph.
Not a hint of boost at that speed.
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To be fair, mines daily and I'm not wealthy enough to start blowing stuff up. Thankfully the motor responds very well to gains from a simple stage 1 tune. Enough for me!Car wars. 690hp/700tq ... and 7.4L/100km at 90kph.
Not a hint of boost at that speed.
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If it blows your hair back, that's all it exists for anyway. Cheers.To be fair, mines daily and I'm not wealthy enough to start blowing stuff up. Thankfully the motor responds very well to gains from a simple stage 1 tune. Enough for me!
Woken up today by the neighbour pulling out his GT3 touring. If you had the money to burn, that appears to be another great option.
It isn't loud but louder than most of the other cars in the subdivision. His R8 has exhaust cutouts and is much much louder. The subarus with exhausts are much louder than the GT3.I was always under the impression they had the quiet mode start up option.
iirc even some Mustangs had that as an option..?
Yeah i have performance exhaust on mine, button to control the baffles. If i hold in one of the paddles as i hit the start engine button it always cranks with the baffles completely open. I now have a smattering of meme moments when i jump into other peoples cars and hold the paddle. "Dude what are you doing??"I was always under the impression they had the quiet mode start up option.
iirc even some Mustangs had that as an option..?