Re: Re: [Chrysler300] new aussie 300C meets 57 300C
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Re: Re: [Chrysler300] new aussie 300C meets 57 300C



   Tom and all owners of a new 300C,

   Pay close attention to your Continental Tires, they're advertized as 66,000 mile tires   NOT, I have 
   rotated them and they're nearly worn out at 28,000 miles. Even with rotating one has cupped, and
   these are mostly road miles.
   If you pull up that tire on the Tire Rack site and read the testimonials you will wish you had
   another brand tire as OE.

   Jim Faber in 80F sunny South Carolina
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> From: TNHARKINS@xxxxxxx
> Date: 2005/11/09 Wed PM 07:32:01 EST
> To: thelastbestgenius@xxxxxxxxxxx,  chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] new aussie 300C meets 57 300C
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> Hi Chris:
> 
> Enjoyed your e-mail about the comparison of the 2 300Cs ( new v. old). I must 
> admit that I am just a little confused as to which motor the new one had. In 
> your e-mail I believe you stated the new 200C had 250 h.p. Is that a correct 
> statement. I ask because I own a new 300C HEMI and it has 340 h.p. and my 300 F 
> cannot hold a candle to her in a flat out drag race. I have had both up to 
> 120m.p.h. and although I had no sophisticated timing device on board, it was 
> very evident that the new 300C was much quicker to 120 and was absolutley rock 
> steady. Of course the 18" Continentals make a larger footprint than the 14" 
> BF Goodrich Silvertowns on the 300 F. There is no contest between the two 
> when it comes to braking. The new 300C, according to Car and Driver magazine 
> stops from 60m.p.h. in 138 feet. My beloved 300 F with the addition of front disc 
> brakes now will stop in under 200 feet. Better than original but still can be 
> hairy in traffic.
> Although the new 300C is the better road car and the faster of the two, it 
> does not give the same thrill nor pride that I get from driving my 300 F on the 
> highways and local roads. Everyone turns and looks when I pass them in the 300 
> F. The new 300C gets occassional looks because they are fairly common over 
> here.
> Just had to share with you.
> Tom Harkins
> 300s4ever
> 1960 300F
> 2005 300C HEMI
> 2005 PT Crusier GT Turbo
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