i found whats wrong with your car, its made by dodge.

[SuperStockAndy]

Yes, it can:

That in no way is done with natural force.

[Junkman]

That in no way is done with natural force.

Sure not. It involves a great deal of distorting the space/time vortex.

[Junkman]

the arguement that imports can't pull wheelie's, holds no "water"

You will never believe this, but disintegrating gearboxes are not unheard of on these shores either.

[SuperStockAndy]

the arguement that imports can't pull wheelie's, holds no "water"

That thing's got no weight in the front, what do you expect?

[moparmagiclives]

Any other excuses?

[moparmagiclives]

There would be more, but they only built 2 rear wheel drive models.....EVER

[SuperStockAndy]

Turbos man, turbos.

[moparmagiclives]

Turbos man, turbos.

You dont think that firebird is boosted ? I dont know man,

[SuperStockAndy]

I've seen plenty of naturally aspirated V8s with NO power adders doing good wheelies.

[whale392]

Remember, you can't teach logic to a kid.

60's Chevies never had that problem; they would sling rods first!

Edited December 28, 2011 by whale392

[SuperStockAndy]

Remember, you can't teach logic to a kid.

60's Chevies never had that problem; they would sling rods first!

Hehehe

[moparmagiclives]

I've seen plenty of naturally aspirated V8s with NO power adders doing good wheelies.

I think the problem is, you've seen too many my friend.

[slantasaurus]

I've seen plenty of naturally aspirated V8s with NO power adders doing good wheelies.

Yeah, just go to the US Nats for the Hemi Shootout to see some real wheelstanding with no power adders.

Look ma....no scattered T-flight !!!!

[SuperStockAndy]

^^Thanks Ron.

Now it's safe to say TORQUE!

[Eshaver]

Don't you Old Chrysler restorers , ( Uh Fluid Drive , Gyromatic guys) wish that those transmissions were near as good ? Ed Shaver

[kenb]

Chrysler came out with a fix for the transmission in the high torque cars. You can see it here

Ken

[Joe Handley]

Remember, you can't teach logic to a kid.

60's Chevies never had that problem; they would sling rods first!

Probably had severe traction issues too if it also was a X frame car.

[SuperStockAndy]

Indeed. There's a video of an old Impala doing a wheelie, that thing was twisted BADLY.

[Tony T]

Did someone say...Torque?

[Tony T]

That's a Mustang doing the wheelie...

I guess the caption should read Civic...S2000 being rear-drive.

Edited December 28, 2011 by Tony T

[moparmagiclives]

That's a Mustang doing the wheelie...

I guess the caption should read Civic...S2000 being rear-drive.

If thats the case, the caption should read " RWD"....it has nothing to do with torque if your camparing two totaly diff drivetrains

[Mr. Moparman]

Yeah the coyote being a 'stang, and the Roadrunner being a Plymouth, well, the 'stangs gonna lose.

[Rob McKee]

The new 5.0L engine in the Mustang is code named Coyote.

[scale trucker]

junk.they allready have severe head failure..and dont compare to the new 6.1 hemi

[moparmagiclives]

back in the day when the import thing was just starting to ramp up the goal of most Honda and Civic guys was to be able to beat a Mustang. i'd always ask those guys why did they set thier goal/standard so low? so what, you can beat a Mustang really i think it was a low standard and easy to acheive goal, most 5.0's were running 14's which isn't very fast or quick at all. then the Fast and Furious thing hit and everyone and their mommy had a 10 second car and Nawzzzzzz! it was laughable then and it's still laughable today.

there will always be the imports vs. domestics battle

the coyote will always chase the roadrunner

Tom will always want to eat Jerry

blah, blah, blah

Ford even beat the mustang with an import hahaa...and the SHO didnt even have to run a power adder...since that seems to ba a problem