IMPerfection
Probationary Member
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- Sep 8, 2005
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Melbourne,
Florida
I'm gonna post this here, because this is the newbie forum and I am new around here.
I drive a 2004 Dodge SRT-4, nothing special really, it's basically set for a big turbo upgrade now, running 13.4 @ 107 on the stock turbo and street tires, which I am sure is nothing special around here, but I love my car anyways. And hey, it does have a Mitsubishi turbo attached to it
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I have a chance to pick up a great-condition '97 Spyder GST from a relative for a good deal, but I want to know, is there any way I can get a mountain bike rack on this car? I just really need to carry a couple of mountain bikes, but if I am going to use this car for daily driving and convert the SRT-4 to track duty (60 Trim anyone?
), I want that capability. Google searches turned up some roof racks, but obviously on a Spyder that's an issue. Some help would be appreciated if any of you 'tuners' has time to deal with the mundane for a moment. Thanks a lot, and I've got nothing but respect for DSMs after having my ass handed to me many times by unassuming-looking Talons and Eclipses at the track.
Thanks a lot, and I hope to contribute more of my own knowledge around this forum soon.
I drive a 2004 Dodge SRT-4, nothing special really, it's basically set for a big turbo upgrade now, running 13.4 @ 107 on the stock turbo and street tires, which I am sure is nothing special around here, but I love my car anyways. And hey, it does have a Mitsubishi turbo attached to it
.I have a chance to pick up a great-condition '97 Spyder GST from a relative for a good deal, but I want to know, is there any way I can get a mountain bike rack on this car? I just really need to carry a couple of mountain bikes, but if I am going to use this car for daily driving and convert the SRT-4 to track duty (60 Trim anyone?
), I want that capability. Google searches turned up some roof racks, but obviously on a Spyder that's an issue. Some help would be appreciated if any of you 'tuners' has time to deal with the mundane for a moment. Thanks a lot, and I've got nothing but respect for DSMs after having my ass handed to me many times by unassuming-looking Talons and Eclipses at the track. Thanks a lot, and I hope to contribute more of my own knowledge around this forum soon.