Contemplating a S/C or T/C
Contemplating a S/C or T/C
I have a LS right now thats all stock except the muffler. I only own 5000 and thats about what its worth. Has little over 60k miles. Since I see some SS's going for around 13-16k, I figure the jump isn't bad if the miles are low. My payments now are 300. Anyway I wasn't sure which was the best bet for me. No dealership around me has either of them, but when they come in stock im going to try a look.
I dont know too much about cars, but trying to figure some stuff out so dont flame me for being noobish. I know the T/C is quicker, however I do like the whine the S/C makes. Anyone give me some info about both, and how it compares to my crap LS?
I dont know too much about cars, but trying to figure some stuff out so dont flame me for being noobish. I know the T/C is quicker, however I do like the whine the S/C makes. Anyone give me some info about both, and how it compares to my crap LS?
They're notably superior vehicles to the LS... you'll enjoy convenience features such as power everything, likely a sunroof, improved stereo, styling of course... etc. Also in addition to the increased power you have superior braking and handling. Is your LS manual? You'll need to know how to drive stick unless you want to learn on your SC or TC, both clutches are tricky.
I have a LS right now thats all stock except the muffler. I only own 5000 and thats about what its worth. Has little over 60k miles. Since I see some SS's going for around 13-16k, I figure the jump isn't bad if the miles are low. My payments now are 300. Anyway I wasn't sure which was the best bet for me. No dealership around me has either of them, but when they come in stock im going to try a look.
I dont know too much about cars, but trying to figure some stuff out so dont flame me for being noobish. I know the T/C is quicker, however I do like the whine the S/C makes. Anyone give me some info about both, and how it compares to my crap LS?
I dont know too much about cars, but trying to figure some stuff out so dont flame me for being noobish. I know the T/C is quicker, however I do like the whine the S/C makes. Anyone give me some info about both, and how it compares to my crap LS?
No really though, Reign the master and owner of our souls said I'm still allowed to sell mine on the site. You could buy mine
Mine only has 9k miles on it. asking 14,500 and willing to work with the price.
im not real sure if your gonna find a tc in the 13-16k price range yet. im assuming your lookin used so im not even sure your gonna find too many used tc already especially at a dealer. just a thought.
I was going to raffle off my SS/SC but until I hear back from a admin or Erod I dont know. Maybe you would of got lucky and won mine! WOO
No really though, Reign the master and owner of our souls said I'm still allowed to sell mine on the site. You could buy mine
Mine only has 9k miles on it. asking 14,500 and willing to work with the price.
No really though, Reign the master and owner of our souls said I'm still allowed to sell mine on the site. You could buy mine
Mine only has 9k miles on it. asking 14,500 and willing to work with the price.
Just something else to consider. I really want a challenger...but I can't afford that for sure. If I had to go up in price though, I would look at lower miles. Would want it to last at least.
Stage 2 bumps power to 245hp over the stock 205 hp rating, however the ss/sc are underrated from the factory so most put around 225-230 to the wheels, stock SS/TC' are around 240 at the wheels
if you can afford it get the ss/tc. no question. if you are going to struggle and stress about payments as high as they would be for a new ss/tc. get a ss/sc and get some mods, the right mods will deliver 13s and maintain reliability
I think I could go as high as 18k if needed be..but you know.
oh its all abou #'s!!!!!! 
go drive the fucken things, and you tell us!
but for the price... a used s/c is a great route....oh and you dont get the major depreciation. see the new TC owners love their cars. In 3 4 years, their 6 grand negative equity will keep them loving their cars for another 4 years... all that... for a turbo. Of course, thats buying new. Something I DONT do with American vehicles annnyyyy more.
go drive the fucken things, and you tell us!
but for the price... a used s/c is a great route....oh and you dont get the major depreciation. see the new TC owners love their cars. In 3 4 years, their 6 grand negative equity will keep them loving their cars for another 4 years... all that... for a turbo. Of course, thats buying new. Something I DONT do with American vehicles annnyyyy more.
ss/tc if you ca afford it, But a ss/sc with stage 2 is just as nice and just as fast but its cheaper. The big thing with the ss/tc is if you want to build a monster its a better starting point
No, I dont want to really build a monster. But I do want more then 148 HP lol.
Advantages for used SS/SC
Auto trader 11,000 to 13,000 within 500miles of my Zip 98674.
1. Payment about 200 to 250 per month.
2. Less insurance since less value.
3. Take the money savings and buy bolt on options. buy as money is available
4. Buy the car with add on turbo kit added into the price thus paying for the package over 5yrs. Hp ie: Rebel turbo kit 325Hp to 350hp and about 28MPG Low to Mid 12's
1. Payment about 200 to 250 per month.
2. Less insurance since less value.
3. Take the money savings and buy bolt on options. buy as money is available
4. Buy the car with add on turbo kit added into the price thus paying for the package over 5yrs. Hp ie: Rebel turbo kit 325Hp to 350hp and about 28MPG Low to Mid 12's
Auto trader 11,000 to 13,000 within 500miles of my Zip 98674.
1. Payment about 200 to 250 per month.
2. Less insurance since less value.
3. Take the money savings and buy bolt on options. buy as money is available
4. Buy the car with add on turbo kit added into the price thus paying for the package over 5yrs. Hp ie: Rebel turbo kit 325Hp to 350hp and about 28MPG Low to Mid 12's
1. Payment about 200 to 250 per month.
2. Less insurance since less value.
3. Take the money savings and buy bolt on options. buy as money is available
4. Buy the car with add on turbo kit added into the price thus paying for the package over 5yrs. Hp ie: Rebel turbo kit 325Hp to 350hp and about 28MPG Low to Mid 12's
Last edited by car_guy_09; Dec 14, 2008 at 02:23 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
I do see 1 orange one with 9k miles for 11k...but its not from a dealership and makes me whtink why its cheaper then the rest.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...ce=&cardist=27
like this one...wonder why its cheaper then the rest at that mileage.
Last edited by Rydis; Dec 14, 2008 at 03:53 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
40k is to much for me. I put roughly 16-20k a year into my car. its a 25 mile drive to work, and a 25 mile drive to school...so roughly 100 miles 3-4 days out of the week.
I do see 1 orange one with 9k miles for 11k...but its not from a dealership and makes me whtink why its cheaper then the rest.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...ce=&cardist=27
like this one...wonder why its cheaper then the rest at that mileage.
I do see 1 orange one with 9k miles for 11k...but its not from a dealership and makes me whtink why its cheaper then the rest.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...ce=&cardist=27
like this one...wonder why its cheaper then the rest at that mileage.
pay 11k for that one or pay 14k for mine.
Exedy stage III clutch flywheel = 1200 dollars + install cost
Stage II 500-700 + install cost
GMP Toruing Exhaust 350-450 +install
BM short throw 100-150 +install
ZZP downpipe high flow cat 200-300 +install
GMP manifold 150-200 +install
Mine has been garage kept and never seen winter. 1 owner and oil changed 4 times already. Thats right guys, you should change oil every 3k miles or every few months even if you don't drive it.
40k is to much for me. I put roughly 16-20k a year into my car. its a 25 mile drive to work, and a 25 mile drive to school...so roughly 100 miles 3-4 days out of the week.
I do see 1 orange one with 9k miles for 11k...but its not from a dealership and makes me whtink why its cheaper then the rest.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...ce=&cardist=27
like this one...wonder why its cheaper then the rest at that mileage.
I do see 1 orange one with 9k miles for 11k...but its not from a dealership and makes me whtink why its cheaper then the rest.
http://www.autotrader.com/fyc/vdp.js...ce=&cardist=27
like this one...wonder why its cheaper then the rest at that mileage.
The dealer that had mine gave a guy $12,500 trade in 5 months ago for a caliber srt4, We bought it 1 week before they where taking it to the auction just to get it of their lot so they come down to $9100 just to sell it but after taxes and doc fees i paid like $10,030. Then i noticed the little window sticker they put in the window shows they started the price at $14,999, I lol'd
Its truly a buyers market right now.
Just go check it out, Since its at a dealer they may have had it for 3 or 4 months and they are getting ready to take it to auction and they know they will lose money on it there so they will some down alot .
The dealer that had mine gave a guy $12,500 trade in 5 months ago for a caliber srt4, We bought it 1 week before they where taking it to the auction just to get it of their lot so they come down to $9100 just to sell it but after taxes and doc fees i paid like $10,030. Then i noticed the little window sticker they put in the window shows they started the price at $14,999, I lol'd
Its truly a buyers market right now.
The dealer that had mine gave a guy $12,500 trade in 5 months ago for a caliber srt4, We bought it 1 week before they where taking it to the auction just to get it of their lot so they come down to $9100 just to sell it but after taxes and doc fees i paid like $10,030. Then i noticed the little window sticker they put in the window shows they started the price at $14,999, I lol'd
Its truly a buyers market right now.


