Yay, slow cars

[MisterCMK]

like what?

[Zero]

First of all, coil springs aren't cool, you need torsion bars in front and a mag-lev setup for the back.

[StangerBanger96]

Looks slow...(minus the silver one)

[Rexwagon]

they all look slow

[KA-T_240]

PineInchNenis69;164148 wrote:
Looks slow...(minus the silver one)

QFT!!

That silver one is pretty sweet. I want a ride!

[Bryce]

I like your wheels Chris, but it does need to be much lower.

[HandoEX]

Rexwagon;164168 wrote:
they all look slow

Not the silver one.

[MisterCMK]

The car is actually quite low. Its just the angle of the picture that is making it look like that.

[Rexwagon]

HandoEX;164180 wrote:
Not the silver one.

y cuz its a svt cobra? haha

[Guest]

The silver one is NOT slow. Trust me.

[StangerBanger96]

Rexwagon;164182 wrote:
y cuz its a svt cobra? haha

Once you get 500+ RWHP you can start commenting on it being "slow"

[SmitEvo]

PineInchNenis69;164186 wrote:
Once you get 500+ RWHP you can start commenting on it being "slow"

has he dynoed yet? It is a sweet car...

[Seven1]

SmitEvo;164189 wrote:
has he dynoed yet? It is a sweet car...

Not yet, hopefully I will get it on the rollers soon.

[ticklemedaly]

Only Ford that i would ever wanna own right now is the new Shelby coming out:

Taken from MSN on the NYIAS:
http://autoshow.autos.msn.com/autoshow/NewYork2007/Article.aspx?cp-documentid=4650857

Shelby GT500KR

Carroll Shelby’s name is synonymous with performance, and it’s no big surprise that the special-edition car from Shelby is a Mustang. Celebrating the 40th anniversary of the 1968 Shelby Cobra GT500KR (King of the Road), this 2008 Shelby GT500KR is the most powerful production Mustang to date. Under that carbon-composite hood lurks a supercharged 5.4-liter V8 pumping out 540 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque.

Each GT500KR is identified by special 40th Anniversary KR badges on the fenders and grille and Shelby lettering stretching across the front of the hood and along the rear portion of the deck lid. A special Shelby VIN tag is affixed to each vehicle, mounted in the engine compartment.

“I’m proud to once again be a part of an historical moment, bringing back the ‘King of the Road’ Mustang, and collaborating with Ford SVT and Ford Racing,” said Carroll Shelby. “I’m committed to continuously upping the ante when it comes to performance, and it’s great to be doing it with Ford.”

Only 1,000 GT500KRs will be sold.