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1_2Many · 11-24-2008, 12:05 PM

I owned an '05 SRT-4 and loved it. The Stage 3 kit that includes the injectors, water spray, etc. is all from MOPAR and it's been dyno verified to put out easy 300 hp. This is a conservative number and using "dial-a-boost" in top position in conjunction with high octane mode you could hit 350 hp just with the bolt on Stage 3 kit.

When I was really into the SRT's the Stage 3's were running in the 12 second 1/4's and with only a few other mods it was possible to run 11's. I remember the first person to hit 11's was a girl and she did it against a Dodge Viper...it was a sight to see.

BUT, no matter how fast the SRT-4 is it absolutely does not compare to the Camaro. I always hated the fact I was driving a turbo NEON. The seats were nice, but they didn't make up for the doofus styling. I like my car to represent my tastes and I felt the SRT-4 showed I was tacky...not so for the Camaro.

11-24-2008, 12:05 PM	#23
1_2Many Drives: 2008 Suzuki SX4 Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: SoCal Posts: 785 View My Garage	I owned an '05 SRT-4 and loved it. The Stage 3 kit that includes the injectors, water spray, etc. is all from MOPAR and it's been dyno verified to put out easy 300 hp. This is a conservative number and using "dial-a-boost" in top position in conjunction with high octane mode you could hit 350 hp just with the bolt on Stage 3 kit. When I was really into the SRT's the Stage 3's were running in the 12 second 1/4's and with only a few other mods it was possible to run 11's. I remember the first person to hit 11's was a girl and she did it against a Dodge Viper...it was a sight to see. BUT, no matter how fast the SRT-4 is it absolutely does not compare to the Camaro. I always hated the fact I was driving a turbo NEON. The seats were nice, but they didn't make up for the doofus styling. I like my car to represent my tastes and I felt the SRT-4 showed I was tacky...not so for the Camaro. __________________ We are the early orderers...we are GM's voluntary guinea pigs and their free source of feedback. How will we be thanked?