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Chrysler 300M
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What is this discussion about? Chrysler 300M, Sedan
#7312 of 26385 Speedvison special on chrysler 300's by tnsc_300m
Jul 26, 2001 (9:46 pm)
American Musclecar just aired a show on Speedvision featuring the the Chrysler 300 Letter cars. It was great to see the heritage of our fine cars profiled. And yes they did a few minutes on the "New" 300 Letter series the 300M.They showed a Black 2001 probably PHP car. The narrator and another speaker gave it some props. saying it beat all the other (older) 300 cars at a test track.
Also Showed the 2004/5 300C Hemi convertible, the gold one we've seen pics of. Man that car is beautiful in motion. Static pics don't do it true justice.
Very nice piece on the Chrysler 300's.
Speedvision progam listing for July shows it re-air's again soon, Monday July 30, 6:30pm Eastern, 3:30 Pacific. But check your local listings to be sure.
Hope y'all get to catch it.
tnsc_300m
#7313 of 26385 aj_tomasi by ajpiii
Jul 26, 2001 (9:46 pm)
I was just going to order the original one he made up that uses the stock airbox with a K&N filter, then the 3" pipe... I think I better ask him a little more about this stage 2 version...#7315 of 26385 aj_tomasi by sdmike2
Jul 26, 2001 (9:48 pm)
very cool effect on that picture. What program did you use?#7316 of 26385 brianw300m/easy/sdmike by 300mlover
Jul 26, 2001 (9:50 pm)
Thank You! The tips are $99 each (I got them factory direct for $65) and they are single 2 1/2" in and dual 3 1/2" outs. Total of 7 1/4" accross. The front muff is a stainless Magnaflow and the rear is a stainless Dynomax. Pipes were custom bent on site. Total cost was about $650 (cha-ching) due to all the stainless. Oh and it is all nickel welded that was a little extra too.#7317 of 26385 Sdmike by aj_tomasi
Jul 26, 2001 (9:58 pm)
It's photoshop 6. I was working on a project for a client and used this technique and thought "hey! that would look sweet on my car!"#7318 of 26385 Basslink by scotian
Jul 27, 2001 (12:58 am)
Has anyone installed their Basslink using line level (RCA plug) inputs?#7319 of 26385 sdmike by bigmike5
Jul 27, 2001 (5:17 am)
The Chrysler letters are still there on the trunk, the bright sun kind of hid them on the platinum. Any comment on the racing stripe question. See my last post and the web address to check them out. I may do it if my Ziebart guy will apply the stripes.#7320 of 26385 aj_tomasi by silverbullet4
Jul 27, 2001 (6:24 am)
Hey, that's a twin to my Silver Bullet. Nice sketch!Silver
#7321 of 26385 2002's & Basslink by thill381
Jul 27, 2001 (6:25 am)
Saw a 02 M on a transporter yesterday. The front grill looks very cool w/ the wing at the top. Who will be the first on here to retro it to their car???scotian-I am considering taking the high level inputs and turning them into RCA plugs to use the low level in on the basslink. I am having problems w/ the bass from the basslink cutting out at moderate volumes and hoping it is due to the high level input and not a problem w/ the unit. Plus it doesn't seem like the basslink has very good bass, it seems to bottom out no matter where it is in the trunk. It sounds as if the enclosure is just to small for the sub. Any one else having this problem?
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