Porting the lower a great idea considering the flow of the GenIV heads. I have one under here...
We will see how the setup does with a decent size CAM on a Gen III platform...
I figured I would revive my thread since we are now coming toward the end of the build. Dan now has the throttle bodies milled as well as all the miscellaneous parts for final assembly. I am going to put Dan on the watch and say that within the next two weeks you will see the finished product...
Wow nice build and amazing power. 134mph at the quarter mile is impressive especially at 611 rwhp. I am hoping to get to 600 with GenIV heads, genIV intake and slight more docile cam. Only a few weeks from finding out....
Congrats.
Ed I like that idea. In fact if everyone does the drive you can witness the car getting its final tune and its primary dyno run. We are thinking around the second week in April. Maybe Dan can put an event together.... He can at least show you the other car he is building that is using the...
I can see what you are saying... Dan swears by the look of the coarse milled in person and certainly trust his opinion. Either way it is going to be tough decision. Once the intake tubes are fabricated I think that will help me decide... Thanks for your input.
Okay finally I have a good update. While waiting for the throttle bodies i had Dan install a shift light. I wanted it stealth so decided to install it behind the passenger airbag light. Dan did some amazing work installing it. Looks factory and was able to retain the factory airbag light...
I have pics of the throttle bodies which incidentally are like fine jewelry. Dan also installed shift light behind the factory passenger seat belt indicator. Can't notice it at all but once it lights up you can't miss it. Even more impressive Dan was also able to maintain the...
Ok some more Viper pornography.... Throttle body test fitted.
Next up is custom throttle butterfly, main shaft, cable assembly and end plates. Once the throttle setup is done, Dan will be fabricating custom intake tubes also. The throttle bodies were the most significant custom build in...
Just keeps getting better. Machining of throttle bodies done. Check out this artwork....
The quality of Dan's work is just amazing. I can't thank him enough for his quest for perfection. doesn't get better than that....
Thanks!
Yeah I know but I am not afraid to take it out in the cold so long as its dry. The timing worked in my favor as I just moved and moving the Viper would have been another headache added to the list...
Curious where did you get the outside diameters of the 20 inch setup? My 20 setup (HREs and Pirelli's) in the rear are actually shorter than the stock 19 inch setup due to the 25 profile.
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