ReaperHWK
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Very cool, don’t see that everyday!
How often do you go WOT aka "Italian tune up"?
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I just finally got around to watching it...shit happens man, crank up that heavy shit and next thing you know your brain is having flashbacks to Twisted Metal on ps1
I've got a couple local guys with Hellcat Durangos here in the area, one guy was more than happy to show his off, took me out for a few pulls...don't get me wrong I'd love to supercharge the Suburban, but that Durango is so low, so planted and those seats are so heavily padded and bolstered that it inspires a level of confidence that I don't think the Suburban is capable to offering on tarmac.
Marky Dissod
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Bet it'd be cheaper to lower the Suburban, install better padded & bolstered seats, and supercharge a GM 6.2L,
than to buy a 6.2L HellCat Durango or Grand Cherokee.
Tonyrodz
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Absolutely! But which one will be worth more $$ in the end?
Marky Dissod
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Whichever one has less rust and better long-term reliability / durability.
True, Suburbans are much tougher to sell in NYC due to their sheer length vs NYC parallel parking,
but in most of America (including NYC), Durangos & Grand Cherokees simply do not last as long as bubbas.
(Also, I've no clue how to '2500' a Durango or a Grand Cherokee,
but a 1500 Suburban is much easier - and cheaper - to get closer to '2500' status, compared to a Durango / Grand Cherokee.)
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My wife ran over a stop sign, too, and the only way that I know that she did, is because I actually saw her do it. LOL (She'd NEVER admit to doing that.)
Amazing enough, there was only 1 very minor scratch on the front bumper.
When she gets on me about my speed or tight handling, I simply respond, "Well, at least I didn't murder an innocent Stop sign."
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Marky Dissod
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In her defense, if the 'Stop' sign could have feasibly been a 'Yield' sign,
then that 'Stop' sign was arbitrary or capricious, maybe both - NOT innocent.
So, send her my thanks and appreciation.
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I also have the opinion that our engine should be given the opportunity to warm up. The reasons are this: our engine operates at low speeds, and if you drive it slowly and calmly, then fuel will collect in the oil. I've seen oil tests, some showed up to 4-5% of the oil volume. And fuel burns out only during active driving. Therefore, yes, from time to time he needs to press the gas to the floor, but not from a standstill, namely when driving along the highway.
You're not wrong, but then I couldn't fit 35s on her and go bombing down the dirt roads playing wannabe BJ Baldwin anymore
