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[HemiV8]

Welcome, Michael, to Hellcatforum.org!

Nice Mods, Do you have your Tuning done in Germany or remotely from here in the States,


Keep on Enjoying All The Fasssst Fun!


Linda

Hello Linda! I had everything done in Germany, all modifications all by myself and a friend, except the tuning work for the power. I had a shop doing the software also, but now Jon Moored is working on a update for TCM and PCM

 

[Linda's Hell Cat]

Hello Linda! I had everything done in Germany, all modifications all by myself and a friend, except the tuning work for the power. I had a shop doing the software also, but now Jon Moored is working on a update for TCM and PCM

Very nice! What fuel octane do you you use?

Do you get on the Autobahn often?

 

[BULL]

Very nice! What fuel octane do you you use?

Do you get on the Autobahn often?

Imagine having that in your backyard!

 

[Linda's Hell Cat]

Imagine having that in your backyard!

I know for sure you'd LOVE that! Shifting for miles in High Speed!

I met a lady from Germany, while dragracing. She loved speed and told me our 55 MPH roads would make her fall asleep, because she was so use to driving the Autobahn.

 

[1971demon]

Imagine having that in your backyard!

I'd rather have a pool....(well not really)

 

[HemiV8]

Very nice! What fuel octane do you you use?

Do you get on the Autobahn often?

I'm using regular pump gas, it has 102 ROZ Oktan, Should be around 98 in the US. We do not have access to E85. The Autobahn with partially no speed limit is only 5 miles away. But due to a lot of traffic mostly, it is not possible to drive over 260 km/h a lot You have to be really careful, and thinking for the other on the road, too

 

[06SRT10NR]

back in the '80's I used to enjoy driving on the A7 from near Fulda heading south, especially the then new section from just west of Würzburg south to the A8 [if I remember right] running between Augsburg and München/Munich Rarely much traffic on that stretch, and only speed limited in one spot, bridge over a deep gorge often with tricky high winds followed by a tunnel [great spot to roll down the windows and enjoy the noise]. The Augsburg-München part of the A8?was always crowded back then, but no where near as bad as the traffic on the A9 and some others