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Old 05-21-2008, 02:48 PM   #51
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you can have your SHOs they are nothing special... i would take a Camaro or firebird over a taurus anyday. even if they are slower.
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id take any gm except the geo part over a sho anyday too.
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camaro's are fun but you cant carry any passengers comfortably, with the SHO you can carry them comfortably and quickly
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camaro's are fun but you cant carry any passengers comfortably, with the SHO you can carry them comfortably and quickly
no offense but i know as a fact that when a car gets loaded up they become dogs... and i never was uncomfortable in my car even in the back seat. basically personal preference.
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, for the driver its comfy thats about it unless your a lil kid
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that comparing apples to oranges... its like saying my caprice is comfy but my camaro isn't.. i think the camaro is not bad for the size....
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camaro's are fun but you cant carry any passengers comfortably
thats not true...you can carry ONE passenger comfortably
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lol yea thats true, i don't find it uncomfortable but other ppl do lol o well i'm the driver so too bad! ha ha ha
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hmm. 3.4 v8???? in a sho... last time i was under the hood of the last gen sho it had a 4.6 from a mustang but some stupid plenum ive never seen befor.. this could have been a swapped car but i dont know why anyone would spend the money,,, other than that all i have seen is the super high output v6 WITCH IS A YAMMAHA NOT SUZUKI.. but they have to retarded high compression stock to run boost without hurting internals... anyway they arent slow i know sho's are ford stupid sleeper
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err looked it up and now humbly take the foot out of my mouth. sho v8s are tiny lil things... that 4.6 was rwd as i remeber it wasnt stock for sure...... still dont understand why someone would swap a stang engine into a taurus.... why not get a stang?
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hmm. 3.4 v8???? in a sho... last time i was under the hood of the last gen sho it had a 4.6 from a mustang but some stupid plenum ive never seen befor.. this could have been a swapped car but i dont know why anyone would spend the money,,, other than that all i have seen is the super high output v6 WITCH IS A YAMMAHA NOT SUZUKI.. but they have to retarded high compression stock to run boost without hurting internals... anyway they arent slow i know sho's are ford stupid sleeper
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err looked it up and now humbly take the foot out of my mouth. sho v8s are tiny lil things... that 4.6 was rwd as i remeber it wasnt stock for sure...... still dont understand why someone would swap a stang engine into a taurus.... why not get a stang?
I don't honestly believe they are that fast. Cars now a days can beat a modded SHO stock.
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