Big props to Sean Roe for another awesome S/C

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Just installed my Roe S/C on my 96 R/T 10 with the help of a good friend. The car or should I say "jet" is a thrill to drive and worth every penny. Just a few more minor tuning to the car and it will be perfect then I will get it dynoed. :2tu:

This is not a daily driven car, but I do drive it on the streets. At idle, the car is sooooo quiet (compared to my S/C mustang) that you would not know it had been blown. What a sleeper, I love it. :D

BTW, I also finally got a ride in my friend's 97 GTS Roe S/C car (the only other Roe S/C car in the state) and man for ONLY little over $7Gs everyone should get one. For all the Gen 1 guys, save your money now and buy one from Sean, it will be the best investment you will ever make.

Don't want to forget to thank Dave at Roe as well for doing such a great job on customizing my kit for me.

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You guys will definately hear from me soon for addtional performance parts. :headbang:
 

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Wait, you sound like you are getting the addiction that has struck the Viper Community so hard over the past couple years, called BOOST!!! :2tu: :headbang:

Enjoy that Machine. And I hope you know you will NEVER be able to drive a stock Viper again! :p
 

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Casey said it all! Driving a blown viper is like driving no other vehicle in the world. You will definitely never go back to a stock viper! Congrats and Good Luck!
 

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Hey, unreelviper,
Those chromed Startech's look GOOD!!! :2tu:

Not that I need to ask but, How do they hook up with all your SC power!!?? :eek:
 

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Hey Casey, they don't hook up nearly as good as my stocks. How are those new ACR's hooking up for you?

Those rims are awesome. But why would a different rim effect how the car hooks up? Are they the same width as stock or does it have something to do with weight?
 

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Hey Casey, they don't hook up nearly as good as my stocks. How are those new ACR's hooking up for you?

They hook up GREAT as long as I stay off the gas!! LOL
The Pilots are NICE, but they aren't like the 17" Kumhos I had on last year. I may have to hunt down some 18" kumhos down the road!
 

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Hey Casey, they don't hook up nearly as good as my stocks. How are those new ACR's hooking up for you?

Those rims are awesome. But why would a different rim effect how the car hooks up? Are they the same width as stock or does it have something to do with weight?

Unreelviper has Startechs. 20", the Big Dogs!! :p So they are LOW profile, giving up some rubber.
 

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