For the police lighting fans...

[207]

OK, OK... enough with the lights!! Lets get down to the "nuts & bolts".. WHAT'S powering that Impala?? Is it the normally aspirated 3.8 Series II V6 or is it the supercharged version??
;)

[Branden44]

Something like this: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v4...fromcali/1.jpg :D

I couldn't ride something like that; I would probably break the darn thing... :D

[do0dfromcali]

OK, OK... enough with the lights!! Lets get down to the "nuts & bolts".. WHAT'S powering that Impala?? Is it the normally aspirated 3.8 Series II V6 or is it the supercharged version??
;)

I thought they stopped making the supercharged version. I know the next generation impala is going to have a 5.3 liter V8

And I think with this lawsuit thats going on with ford and police agencies, Chevy will be stepping it up because more people will be buying impalas

[do0dfromcali]

I couldn't ride something like that; I would probably break the darn thing... :D

Its got a stiffer spring on it to handle adult riders. Its a damn fun bike thou

[207]

I thought they stopped making the supercharged version. I know the next generation impala is going to have a 5.3 liter V8

And I think with this lawsuit thats going on with ford and police agencies, Chevy will be stepping it up because more people will be buying impalas

No, they're still making it but with Chevy only in the Impala SS and I believe the Earnhart Monte Carlo.
Check out this 2004 Impala SS. http://www.geocities.com/raflyer/car.html

I agree with you on the Fords we have 2 2003's that are in my opinion lemons. Misfire / hardstart / no start problems / bad rear axles / all kinds of electrical problems, etc. Unfortunately the dept just ordered 2 more Fords.
We have 2 98 Chevy Lumina's that just keep plugging along with around 80,000+ miles each. Sure they've had some problems but, nothing like the C/V's with half the mileage or less.

[do0dfromcali]

Mmmmm I would love to corner strobe the piss out of that car.

I wish depts would order the supercharged version. That'd be nice.

[Odin]

No, they're still making it but with Chevy only in the Impala SS and I believe the Earnhart Monte Carlo.
Check out this 2004 Impala SS. http://www.geocities.com/raflyer/car.html

I agree with you on the Fords we have 2 2003's that are in my opinion lemons. Misfire / hardstart / no start problems / bad rear axles / all kinds of electrical problems, etc. Unfortunately the dept just ordered 2 more Fords.
We have 2 98 Chevy Lumina's that just keep plugging along with around 80,000+ miles each. Sure they've had some problems but, nothing like the C/V's with half the mileage or less.

Front wheel drive sucks, IMO.

[Nate#2]

Has anyone told them aobut the problems you're having?

[Valor55]

I like the last one. Shrink and use it for your avatar.

[do0dfromcali]

Front wheel drive sucks, IMO.

See I think the front wheel drive is beneficial in areas where it snows. Where I go to college, there are a lot of rural roads that rarely get plowed when it snows. So the front wheel drive comes in handy where as the rear wheel would be all over the road.


Valor-Thanks for the idea. I am going to do that right now :D

[Whitewolf1970]

do0dfromcali,

Ummmm...as for your sig tag..it's not "memorize" it's "mesmerize." Change that one. ;)


BTW, that avatar is KEWL and cute!

[do0dfromcali]

do0dfromcali,

Ummmm...as for your sig tag..it's not "memorize" it's "mesmerize." Change that one.


BTW, that avatar is KEWL and cute!

noted and corrected :D

Did you end up printing out that picture for your child?

[Whitewolf1970]

noted and corrected :D

Did you end up printing out that picture for your child?

Yep, my son got hooked on it. ;) Thanks.

[Mike Romeo]

Well, I liked #3 so much I made it my Windows background. :D

[Odin]

See I think the front wheel drive is beneficial in areas where it snows. Where I go to college, there are a lot of rural roads that rarely get plowed when it snows. So the front wheel drive comes in handy where as the rear wheel would be all over the road.

Snow? Sorry, I'm from Texas. If it snows at all here it's one day per year and it doesn't really stick. I can see where FWD would be a benefit in snow, but I just don't like the way a FWD car handles. I'd have concerns about a FWD car like the Impala holding up to heavy use and pursuit driving. It's not like you get in a pursuit very often, but when you do I don't think the FWD inspires a lot of confidence.