I'm thinking about sending my stock wheels in for chroming. I have a pair of drag wheels that I can put on the car during the chroming process so I'll only have to leave one end of the car up on jack stands. I'd rather leave the back on stands versus the front.
Does anyone know if rear...
I was going thru by box of stuff that I've taken off my car for mods and such. Came across these bolts. If they came off my SRT-10, then I have no idea what they're for. Anybody recognize them?
If Gen-2, then I say 1999. This year came with the larger wheels but is not affected by the EPA mandated engine de-tuning that came in 2000. Not much collectibility for 1999 either so it's a good year to buy as a driver.
No ABS for 1999 however.
I mentioned in another thread that if I sold my 2005 yellow vert today that I would take 41K but that it's not for sale right now. I didn't mention that my asking price will drop $750 each month as value goes down and loan principle goes down.
This time next year I might be selling. This...
I don't have any before/after, but with the t-body I was at 470whp and 505wtq. Basically nothing else besides t-body, cat-back, and green filters.
Even if the t-body does nothing, it's worth it just because it looks cool. I was surpised and how much better the whole engine looks with just a...
Tempest Racing in Mechanicsville, Md. (2 miles from Maryland International Raceway). They've done my car a couple times so they know exactly how to hook up a Viper.
Tempest Racing - (301) 290-0330
For the hell of it I bought one of those tire durometers that measure rubber hardness. Below are the readings. Stock run flats loose.
BGF drag radials - 52
Stock run flats - 80
Kumhos on my daily driver - 72
If you want a car to drive versus collect, my choice would be a 1999.
The engine changes that came into play in 2000 are considered undesireable by many.
Also - 1999 was the year that wheels went from 17" to 18". The 1999 also had some tweeks to the interior.
Had my intake and TB off to install plug wires earlier in the week. Upon reassembly, I had the dreaded "hanging idle" that others have reported.
I remember reading here that Chuck Tator recommends periodic cleaning of the IAC motor. I pulled mine off and found that it was pretty dirty and...
I reused o-rings and intake gaskets. No issues so far. The intake gaskets have little "nubs" that go into the top of the head to keep it from shifting when placing on the intake. I broke off one of the "nubs" but no big deal.
For any of you folks who have removed your intake, do you remember what tool(s) or techniques you used to reach the next to the last rear bolt on the driver's side?
It's not the very last one under the wiper cowl but it's next to last one down inside the valley.
I was able to break it...
Even though I "bedded" all the pads I used on the Viper, I have to wonder if bedding is just a myth or what. If it was necessary, then who "beds" the pads on new cars? Nobody does, yet 99.9% of all cars drive down the road squeak-free.
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