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Old 03-03-2005, 12:41 AM   #15 (permalink)
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Brakes

I have to admit I know absolutly nothing about brakes other than hopefully they're supposed to stop you when necessary. I have a few questions however. On the Chrysler SRT site under handling, they state:

SRT6 Crossfire 60-0 mph is 115'
300C SRT8 60-0 mph is 110'

On the Dodge site:

Viper 60-0 mph is 97'
Ram SRT10 60-0 mph is 118'
SRT4 60-0 mph is 118'

I couldn't find anything for the 5.7L 300C stopping distance, but it seems to me that the Crossfire and the SRT4 should have a lower number than the 300C SRT8 given that they are lighter. Either that or the 300C SRT8's brakes are far superior to their braking systems. Are there any 60-0 stopping distances available for the 5.7L 300C?

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