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I think the 427R's have the M90 superchager, supposed to be a very reliable blower and if it was put on when the car was new the car retains some of its power train warranty. with that blower you'll make 427 crank hp, enough to probably beat that SRT8, haha.
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Originally Posted by def67
(Post 173326)
I think the 427R's have the M90 superchager, supposed to be a very reliable blower and if it was put on when the car was new the car retains some of its power train warranty. with that blower you'll make 427 crank hp, enough to probably beat that SRT8, haha.
The roush would likely get trampled by the '12 Cherokee SRT. :LOL: :wink: The m90 is known for coupler issues I believe, I could be wrong. Fast Ed or someone else may know. I am happy he's just not looking at a fox. That '08 Roush is certainly sharp looking and has some technology behind unlike those old tin can foxes :D |
Originally Posted by def67
(Post 173326)
I think the 427R's have the M90 superchager, supposed to be a very reliable blower and if it was put on when the car was new the car retains some of its power train warranty. with that blower you'll make 427 crank hp, enough to probably beat that SRT8, haha.
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I would be very interested in Fast Eds opinion of the m90....
Havent read too much about it though since its a few years down the road anyway. |
Ya and those cherokees are pretty wild, but if I was to buy anything dodge SRT8 it would be the challenger for sure. Jeeps are for off roading!
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Originally Posted by 2tone
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Stock 2008 charger makes about 425 HP from the 6.1 Hemi. If you added a vortech to the 6.1 it bumps it from 425 to around 560 and from around 410 tq to 510 tq but you are paying a bit more for the srt8 from 2008.
The roush would likely get trampled by the '12 Cherokee SRT. :LOL: :wink: The m90 is known for coupler issues I believe, I could be wrong. Fast Ed or someone else may know. I am happy he's just not looking at a fox. That '08 Roush is certainly sharp looking and has some technology behind unlike those old tin can foxes :D How about a 12 Roush vs a 12 Cherokee. Compare the latest to the latest. Last time I checked this was still a Mustang Forum. |
dont forget only US built roushs prior to 2010 have serial numbers..canadian cars modified as roushs are still just modified GTs
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Originally Posted by ChadStang
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How about a 12 Roush vs a 12 Cherokee. Compare the latest to the latest. Last time I checked this was still a Mustang Forum.
I forgot to add, I personally love the 427R look, I'd be all over one for a good price. All that matters to me is even if you buy an 07 or 08 it'll still take down a new Camaro SS or Challenger 392. |
To me a 4x4 should be capable of off-road duty
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Originally Posted by def67
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Ya and those cherokees are pretty wild, but if I was to buy anything dodge SRT8 it would be the challenger for sure. Jeeps are for off roading!
Originally Posted by ChadStang
(Post 173347)
How about a 12 Roush vs a 12 Cherokee. Compare the latest to the latest. Last time I checked this was still a Mustang Forum.
I believe there is something to be said about buying newer, unmodified or atleast modified with warranty. Chad, don't get so bent. If you can't hang with my opinion perhaps you would better serve your mod time over on another forum where the iron fist rules where when the sheep don't all 'baaa' the same way the mods get all angry kitty. :tup
Originally Posted by Bullittmustang
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dont forget only US built roushs prior to 2010 have serial numbers..canadian cars modified as roushs are still just modified GTs
Originally Posted by herbz
(Post 173378)
I'm glad somebody said it. He asked if a Roush was a good idea not what Dodge he should buy.
Originally Posted by herbz
(Post 173378)
I forgot to add, I personally love the 427R look, I'd be all over one for a good price. All that matters to me is even if you buy an 07 or 08 it'll still take down a new Camaro SS or Challenger 392.
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