Actually they don't.
Your in denial...but the Mach should win
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Actually they don't.
Mach by 2 regals, vids up tomorrow.
If it doesn't rain today, I might run him tonight after work. Either way, I'll have a video up as soon as it goes down.
Your in denial...but the Mach should win
Look up every road test done on a new 300C. Find me one where it traps higher than 101.
Look up every road test done on a new 300C. Find me one where it traps higher than 101.
Why do you need to prove anything against a family sedan that weighs over 4000lbs and has less than 100hp on you?
He'll likely take you pretty hard off the line, in which case you'll be playing catch up for most of the race. Racing from a roll is for unskilled drivers who need to use any tactic they can to put themself at an advantage.
Mag racer FTW!!!! Totally legit bro :/
Screw what ppl witness with their own two eyes at the track and lets go with what Car and Driver tells us!
If that's the case I assume you agree the ZL1 is a much better car than the GT500 right??? Since EVERY mag said it was...
Lets see. It was said that they are capable of 103-106 traps. If the rags were getting 101 out of them during daytime temps do you honestly think a owner can't go to the track in better conditions pick up 2mph???
Go search Mach1 tests. You telling me there has NEVER been a stock Mach1 trap higher than what the rags achieved?
Look up every road test done on a new 300C. Find me one where it traps higher than 101.
Btw im 100% confident that im a better driver than ALL the rag EDITORS at the drag strip.
^ This told me all I need to know. No point in arguing with someone like yourself. Someone with an inflated sense of their own abilities and a computer is always a bad mix.
Two dodge owners with overinflated senses of abilities on a Ford site. Isn't there a mopar forum where you can go brag about these things.Considering I have ran faster times then any magazine in every car I have ever owned in stock trim you can add me to that list. :banana:
Ok well in that case since were racing magazine stats, mach's are 13.8-14.0 cars :rolling:
Lmao @ anyone who takes the driving capabilities of magazine staff for gospel. Basically what you're saying is that I could start a magazine, race some cars at a track, and the numbers I put down are officially the best case numbers anyone can come up with because I'm a professional and I work for a magazine.
Hell, we all know that magazines always conduct test at the perfect track with flawless track prep, and are conducting tests on days with the most perfect ideal outside temperatures at the most ideal elevation. And we all know that the conditions these magazines conduct tests in are 100% perfect because we've investigated it. There isn't anyone in the world that could possibly race a car and get better numbers because only magazines are capabile of testing cars under the most optimal and perfect of conditions and there isnt a single driver in the world that could be better than magazine staff. If you read it in a magazine then it must be true.
Gotta love the internet. There's no where else you can find such idiocy.
Two dodge owners with overinflated senses of abilities on a Ford site. Isn't there a mopar forum where you can go brag about these things.
You totally missed the point of the post and wrote a book to boot. Based on your lack of reading comprehension, I would certainly agree about the internet breeding idiocy.
Most car forum guys are bench racers, and they all think they're Domenic Torretto. These are the guys running mid-13's with a GT500. Point is, most professionals working for the magazine drive as a career, and whether or not they are the best representation of what a car can do in stock trim and with stock tires, they are typically close to it. I've still yet to see anyone post a video of a stock 300C trapping 106. The car is an auto-- do you really think a guy on the street can drive a Stock Chrysler auto in the 1/4 mile so much better that he traps 5mph more? The challenge is still open.
Fwiw most magazine times are corrected to sea level and based off GPS. A lot of newer reviews have traps higher than the typical person is going to see at a drag strip for obvious reasons.