2008 Dodge Charger R/T vs. 2008 Pontiac G8 GT
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2008 Pontiac G8
External dimensions:
overall length (inches): 196.1
overall width (inches): 74.8
overall height (inches): 57.7
wheelbase (inches): 114.8
front track (inches): 62.7
rear track (inches): 63.3
curb to curb turning circle (feet): 37.4
Internal dimensions:
front headroom (inches): 38.7
rear headroom (inches): 38.0
front hip room (inches): 56.7
rear hip room (inches): 58.0
front leg room (inches): 42.2
rear leg room (inches): 39.4
front shoulder room (inches): 59.1
rear shoulder room (inches): 59.1
interior volume (cu ft): 107.0
2008 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T
External dimensions:
overall length (inches): 200.1
overall width (inches): 74.5
overall height (inches): 58.2
wheelbase (inches): 120.0
front track (inches): 63.0
rear track (inches): 63.1
curb to curb turning circle (feet): 38.9
Internal dimensions:
front headroom (inches): 38.7
rear headroom (inches): 36.2
front hip room (inches): 56.2
rear hip room (inches): 55.5
front leg room (inches): 41.8
rear leg room (inches): 40.2
front shoulder room (inches): 59.3
rear shoulder room (inches): 57.6
interior volume (cu ft): 104.0
2008 Pontiac G8
External dimensions:
overall length (inches): 196.1
overall width (inches): 74.8
overall height (inches): 57.7
wheelbase (inches): 114.8
front track (inches): 62.7
rear track (inches): 63.3
curb to curb turning circle (feet): 37.4
Internal dimensions:
front headroom (inches): 38.7
rear headroom (inches): 38.0
front hip room (inches): 56.7
rear hip room (inches): 58.0
front leg room (inches): 42.2
rear leg room (inches): 39.4
front shoulder room (inches): 59.1
rear shoulder room (inches): 59.1
interior volume (cu ft): 107.0
2008 Dodge Charger Daytona R/T
External dimensions:
overall length (inches): 200.1
overall width (inches): 74.5
overall height (inches): 58.2
wheelbase (inches): 120.0
front track (inches): 63.0
rear track (inches): 63.1
curb to curb turning circle (feet): 38.9
Internal dimensions:
front headroom (inches): 38.7
rear headroom (inches): 36.2
front hip room (inches): 56.2
rear hip room (inches): 55.5
front leg room (inches): 41.8
rear leg room (inches): 40.2
front shoulder room (inches): 59.3
rear shoulder room (inches): 57.6
interior volume (cu ft): 104.0
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Bow Chica Bow Wow
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One minor nit pick here
THE G8 Isn't from detroit you morons (edmunds)
The only thing american on it is the motor and the nose
everything else is Aussie made. If it had been done here that car would be a shadow of it's current self.
as i said a minor nitpick
THE G8 Isn't from detroit you morons (edmunds)
The only thing american on it is the motor and the nose
everything else is Aussie made. If it had been done here that car would be a shadow of it's current self.
as i said a minor nitpick
#13
Legacy TMS Member
I dunno Burn, I think if GM had to do it in the US they could build a good car, the Corvette is no accident in its awesomeness and that car was engineered right here. IMO it was just more practical to use what was at hand.
#14
Legacy TMS Member
Indeed, your not going to see a production 2 valver with an OHV hydraulic roller valvetrain made to last 100k+ miles reving much past 6,000 rpm. Not affordably at least or not without reducing the size of the motor to reduce the strain on the valvetrain.
Look at the Z06, it has arguably the best OHV ever developed for a production automobile and its capped at 7k.
Look at the Z06, it has arguably the best OHV ever developed for a production automobile and its capped at 7k.
#15
Yep. I could see it at 6500 as that is what the LS2 is at but given it is actually the "economy" V8 I don't see it having the same camshaft profile as the LS2. I'd much prefer the heads on the L76 than mine (LS2) the camshaft has to be a huge cork.
#16
Needs to be more Astony
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