| redassag00 |
03-26-2008 12:41 AM |
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Originally Posted by pawoSD
(Post 1794503)
A 130 limit also helps our poor police driving their pre-historic and slow Crown Vic vehicles. :D ;) Those things strain and sweat badly trying to see 130mph. :D ;) 0-60 in 9.4 seconds on a cruiser is what I read....thats just sad.
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FWIW MSP requirements for pursuit rated vehicles is a 9.2 Second 0-60. Dont forget we were running 351 Crown Vics that were doing 11 second 0-60s in the late 80s that were 'pursuit rated'
The 3.55 Equipped 2008 CVPI will run around 8.2 Seconds to 60. 8.36 for the 3.27 Equipped Car.
The CVPI has a Limit of 129mph with the 3.55 rear end, 133 with the 3.27 Rear end.
The Chevrolet Wimpala with the 9C1 Package runs 8.2 to 60 and a Top Speed of 142 mph.
Hemi Charger Police runs 6.2 to 60 and 148 mph
3.5L Charger Police 8.6 to 60 and 132 mph.
Police Tahoe, 8.3 to 60 and 127 mph.
The Hemi Charger and Police Tahoes are very popular now, but also the most expensive to buy. The 9C1 wImpalas are the cheapest to purchase, but a lot of Municipalities find that 9C1s have shorter service life, higher repair costs, and lower residual resale than the CVPI, which sports traditional full body on frame construction. The Impala is FWD and Unibody, and not as tough as a CVPI. I miss the B Body 9C1.
Quote:
Originally Posted by pawoSD
(Post 1794503)
I've ridden in one before....and it felt slow and rev'd a lot.
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It feels faster in the front seat. |
