I can't directly answer your question, but will at least offer this - when I installed a wideband on my car, I installed an add-a-fuse in the 15-amp gauges fuse slot in the engine bay.
Ran the wire from there through the firewall next to the brake booster (towards the outside of the car) and...
I didn't get a good look at them on Saturday...I'd like to see the pics of what you are talking about.
I'm curious to see if they look anything like what I see on my daily driven, 17 year old truck that has sat out in the sun pretty much every day of its life.
My guess would be excessive heat...
I have a 2010 Gen 4 service manual - by our powers combined, we might be in the ballpark?
The service manual lists the factory gap at 0.050" - that's what I've run on mine with the factory Champion RE10PMC5. Not stock, but not far from it.
Torque spec should be 13 ft-lbs (18 N-m) - I say...
Bolt pattern is identical.
OEM Gen 5 wheels: rear offset/backspacing should be identical. Front offset/backspacing is not…the extra 0.5” was added to the outside of the front wheels to account for the wider Gen 5 fenders. Gen 5 fronts will fit earlier generation Vipers, but will sit flush or...
My calculations would only account for the swept area for each fan. I'm not sure if that's the most important aspect or not (I'd think it'd be up near the top though), but I've never really thought about it past a surface level.
I'll have to do some thinking about the effects of other fan...
It might be better to think about it in terms of total area rather than blade diameter.
17" fan: ~227 sq. in.
13" fan: ~133 sq. in.
12" fan: ~113 sq. in.
10" fan: ~79 sq. in.
Two 13" fans = ~266 sq. in.
One 12" + one 10" fan = ~192 sq. in.
Obviously there's more to fans than just area (blade...
Did this mod about 3 years ago...it's worked great ever since.
One word of caution: if you use stainless steel fasteners/washers, beware that stainless combined with the aluminum sills can lead to galvanic corrosion in the presence of water (which will happen any time you wash your car because...
That was precisely my intent with this thread...as time goes on, the number of shops that have the knowledge/skills/abilities/willingness to work on Vipers seems to keep going down, which is a shame because as cars go, Vipers are pretty easy to work on mechanically.
There aren't many folks on...
Gen 3+ (2003-2017) Viper speedos reference the ABS sensors - tire sizes and gear ratios don't matter much. It's always a good practice, though, to see how your speedo compares to GPS in case John Law wants to have a chat.
Personal preference here. 285/35-18 front has a taller sidewall, so...
Transcribed from the screen caps above in case the links are broken or the image hosting site goes away (emphasis added is mine):
From Dick Winkles:
Ok, here’s my “opinion” based on my 22+ years of engine testing and development with Chrysler and the Viper V-10. I’m no chemical PhD but I was...
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