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46 total but in viper white, including the 5 Canadian vipers, 510 total all colors.

Broom, you were right the first time. You mission is to find the question I left for you.

And it's not in Trivia

I'm so mean :D
 
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So those from Woodhouse, please don't answer this question

How many 2010 Woodhouse ACR's are there?

Can you Identify them by color? (stripe breakdown not needed)
 

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Red

1 Solid red (Featuring a unique paint scheme by Prefix, the company responsible for many of the Viper components)
1 Solid red with dual black stripes
3 Red with black hood/black deck lid and red driver's stripe


White
1 Solid white
1 Solid white with dual black stripes
3 White with black hood/black deck lid and red driver's stripe

Yellow

1 Solid Yellow
1 Yellow with dual black stripes
3 Yellow with black hood/deck lid and yellow driver's stripe

Black

1 Solid Black
1 Black with dual red driver's stripes and two tone ( red/black ) interior (this is the only Woodhouse ACR to feature a two-tone interior)
3 Black with single red driver's stripe
 

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Were the convertible ACRs a Woodhouse special? There was one for sale on my local Craigslist that caught me off guard. Never seen it in town before, but it was also low miles, so I think it was a collector car and not a driver.
 

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Red

1 Solid red (Featuring a unique paint scheme by Prefix, the company responsible for many of the Viper components)
1 Solid red with dual black stripes
3 Red with black hood/black deck lid and red driver's stripe


White
1 Solid white
1 Solid white with dual black stripes
3 White with black hood/black deck lid and red driver's stripe

Yellow

1 Solid Yellow
1 Yellow with dual black stripes
3 Yellow with black hood/deck lid and yellow driver's stripe

Black

1 Solid Black
1 Black with dual red driver's stripes and two tone ( red/black ) interior (this is the only Woodhouse ACR to feature a two-tone interior)
3 Black with single red driver's stripe

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Extra points for a Celebrity's owners name and which color he/she owned.
 

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Wooohooo! I think I have an answer to Shooters question to Sam is it a black ACR Convertible previous owned by Mr. Sylvester Stallone ?
 
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Wooohooo! I think I have an answer to Shooters question to Sam is it a black ACR Convertible previous owned by Mr. Sylvester Stallone ?


Yep. That's it.


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The 2nd owner used to be a member here.
 
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In what Viper MY was the goal 500-500-500?

What are the 3 500's?
 
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What other Dodge product shared the same lofty goal?

Sam, please don't answer, let's give the other team a chance to answer

Thank you Sir
 
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In 2003 the over all process was revised from earlier Viper Blocks

What was a major change?



might be more than one answer, I only know the one I'm looking at

Congrats to ViperJohn for a correct answer

RAM SRT-10 and the 3 500's were HP, Tq and watts
 
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Hint: design



This is a bit of an odd question as I found it in an article and the way it was worded and placed in the article it seemed to make it an important step in the evolution of V-10
 

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Using the shotgun approach on this answer!

The Viper V-10 used a six main bearing crankshaft
with cross-bolted main bearing caps; new cast aluminum alloy pistons weighed slightly less than in prior years, despite their larger diameter. New cracked-steel connecting rods were lighter yet stronger than prior model years. To prevent oil starvation, a new wet-sump oil system with twin, cast-in wing tanks was used; the bottom of the pan was 3/4-in. closer to the crank center line, allowing the engine to be lowered. Cylinder heads on the Viper V-10 were redesigned semi-permanent mold (SPM) 356 T6 aluminum, with improved intake port, exhaust port and combustion chamber cooling and sealing. Lower-profile die-cast magnesium cylinder head covers with steel internal baffles and anti-slosh foam were new for 2003.

A single-piece, central dual-plenum, cast aluminum intake manifold had shorter runners and a single, non-staged two-barrel throttle body
for a lower hood line and higher peak horsepower RPM. An Integrated Air and Fuel Module (IAFM) with tubular fuel rails, injectors, sensors, wiring and throttle body , delivered assembled and pre-tested, replaced the separate manifold.

A lighter weight, lower friction valve train was virtually all new, with roller rocker assemblies, single valve springs and larger diameter intake valves
. Other engine highlights include a new oil cooler , new cooling system with hydraulically driven fan, new air cleaner assembly with dual oval air filter elements, and new power steering pump and pulley.








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I think from the same article you used.

The tooling is all new and race thinking went into the foundry selection of Zeus in PA.

The sleeves were pressed in , but the overall process has been revised from the earlier Viper blocks

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The block is skirted for extra strength and rigidity, helps keep the bores straight and round at WOT, also helps keep the rings seal to the boares
 

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