Video will be posted as soon as I get it from my friend. Basics: Stock 03 G sedan AT w 84k miles, 2 passengers total vs my modded 06 w 117k miles and 3 passengers total. We did a 2nd gear roll and took it to ~125mph. I won by ~3 cars at the end. Should I have done better taking my mods into consideration as compared to him being bone stock besides a cone filter?

Anyway, I also ran a 2012 Chrysler 300 for fun. I knew id walk him so I added a 200lb passenger to my car. Either way, It has a pretty potent drive train; 292hp/260tq w/ 8AT. Too bad it weighs so much Vid:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkB4...Hh53kA&index=1

 

Not trying to be a dick or sound like your Mom, but I think you're one of the few in this subforum who has multiple passengers in their car while doing triple digit speeds. After reading threads like this, it only makes me think about all the car wrecks posted in Car Talk with multiple fatalities. Try to race driver vs driver with less traffic on the street, your videos are pretty nerve racking. Honestly, I don't mean to rant or stir anything up, just thought I would post my opinion.

On a more related note, nice runs! I'm a big fan of the VQ now that I've had 4 months seat time in my SE-R. They're great right out of the whole if you can find the traction, G35s don't seem to have much of an issue with that .

 

Point well taken. Most of the time, I'd race when there is little to no cars on the highway. We only do straight line pulls when there is ample room ahead; no dipping or any of that nonsense. I respect your opinion and thank you for not bashing me right off the bat.

 

Up next is a 2006? 300C Hemi. Should be good.

 

Is the 300C stock? If so, you should take him; your car seems pretty strong. Sister's BF has an '11 I want to run. I'm pretty confident I can pull him from a roll, especially since he outweighs me by 100 lbs and seems to like to keep his gas tank topped off.

 

The 300C only has an upgraded intake. You'll take the 11' off a roll for sure especially since you've got a 6MT.