Chrysler Crossfire - Acceleration!

Chrysler Crossfire, fast acceleration. Mercedes SLK Engine.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Chrysler
• Crossfire
• Acceleration
• Fast
• Supercar

[MJKsVideos]

this sounds great

[albaniaportamivia]

i like this car

[wossbros1]

That's funny mine pulled away from mustang gts

[ThroughTheEyesoApple]

@datfordguy google "free insurance quotes"

[JJ0KERB0I]

crossfires are gay

[TheConqueror50]

I like this car, I really do, but when it was a choice between Ford Mustang GT 05 and this, I chose the stang and I think it was the right choice.

[SpeddyPhoenix4]

nice breaks! they dont sound bad at all! lol jk get your breaks fixed



[datfordguy]

is the insurance high on this car for some one my age im 17 and i want one so bad cus their cheap like in  the 13,000 with 60,000 milles on it?

[Skerrit123]

@xmtsystems you more then likely dont get cheap pads or stay with the factory pads. its never happened to me but i have had quick a few cars with brand new pads at 8mm+ that are after market that squeak when braking. even if you re lube them and clean them it will still squeak

[Skerrit123]

@xmtsystems Cheap linings. Low-cost linings do not withstand the heat build up well after repeated stops, especially in city driving. When the linings get hot they are known to squeal. This is also accompanied by reduced braking and increased braking effort on the driver's part. Basically, the heat produced with cheap linings causes the linings to glaze. thats a quote from a website, foudn it on a few auto websites. like i said the pad can squeak when hitting the rotor

[xmtsystems]

@Skerrit123 I'll concede the engine to you, but you have a thing or two to learn about brakes. I've used every material of brake pad available from asbestos to my current ceramic pads. I've never had brake pads squeal like that unless one of the pads itself was defective or nearly worn down to the backing. The reason you get that squeal is not from the pad to rotor contact, but from the metal backplate rubbing against the caliper/caliper bracket. You won't hear that with a proper brake job.

[Skerrit123]

@bokyboy123 cant fully turn it off in a benz, you have to pull a fuse as well to get it as close as you can with tc off