Any 1 of 1 owners out there?
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Chelseasnake
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pics or its not true. lol
kenbrackins
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My son and I took a tour of the plant this last Friday (May 1st) We saw the first GTC it was kind of a candy apple red color. We also went to Prefix -the paint company where we witnessed some of the GTC's getting their stripes and one was PINK! No kidding.
Very cool tour if you ever get a chance to see it don't pass it up. (although I can see why it took so long for me to take delivery of my 2015). BTW its true that they were getting ready for the 2016 models. Also went to Arrow racing where they test the engines- they had a secret project on the dyno and you should have heard this thing. Couldn't see in the room as it was darkened and the computer screens were shielded. I think its safe to assume that the Viper will have more HP than the Hellkitty though. Please read the following in a whisper: "10 liter"
Very cool tour if you ever get a chance to see it don't pass it up. (although I can see why it took so long for me to take delivery of my 2015). BTW its true that they were getting ready for the 2016 models. Also went to Arrow racing where they test the engines- they had a secret project on the dyno and you should have heard this thing. Couldn't see in the room as it was darkened and the computer screens were shielded. I think its safe to assume that the Viper will have more HP than the Hellkitty though. Please read the following in a whisper: "10 liter"
Roy
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10 liters...seriously....
apart from the fact that it is cool as hell if they where building 10 liter engines and it sounds cool to say "no substitute for cubic inches"
can't they come up with a better way of creating more HP, we have about 60-76hp per liter depending on modelyear, about every modern, everyday car exceeds that amount and i'm not talking turbo engines and stuff, just anyday cars have about that number per liter or more...
but if we were to look at sportscars, they go up to 90-100 hp per liter n/a easily
Aston V12 has 93
Ferrari 360 has 111
ferrari 458 has 126
Renault clio RS cup has 100
2005 BMW 330 has 86
even a Ford Ka girly-wagon has over 58 hp/ liter, that's just 2 less than my 2005 Viper...i don't get it...
apart from the fact that it is cool as hell if they where building 10 liter engines and it sounds cool to say "no substitute for cubic inches"
can't they come up with a better way of creating more HP, we have about 60-76hp per liter depending on modelyear, about every modern, everyday car exceeds that amount and i'm not talking turbo engines and stuff, just anyday cars have about that number per liter or more...
but if we were to look at sportscars, they go up to 90-100 hp per liter n/a easily
Aston V12 has 93
Ferrari 360 has 111
ferrari 458 has 126
Renault clio RS cup has 100
2005 BMW 330 has 86
even a Ford Ka girly-wagon has over 58 hp/ liter, that's just 2 less than my 2005 Viper...i don't get it...
