I've been eyeing the Challenger as another potential stablemate. Did you look/drive the Mustangs and Camaros when shopping? If you did, what were your impressions?
I like the soft top and want it still to be manual - light and simple. I also happen to like the "sebring rear" but the coupe rear does look good and is probably more functional in terms of aerodynamics or high speed stability.
So far, I thought Chuck had the best definition of pure sports car. Unfortunately we hand out driving licenses in this country and as a result have so many artificially low speed limits we can't enjoy cars like these on the street. Some of the driver aids make enduring legal road...
Here's what I have looking through the 05 Viper Manual: A general word of warning - "just tighten as much as you can" can be cause for a lot of grief especially when dealing with aluminum parts. Wheel nuts are 90 ft-lbs. Shock absorber to clevis mount is 50 ft-lbs if removed. Upper shock...
CHermsen,
Gen IV exhaust in itself will not quiet things down - I've tried that. The hi-flo cats contribute quite a bit to the noise/drone. Crossovers do quiet things down quite a bit but they add too much heat. Corsas are the only things I haven't tried but I'm sure they'll help as Bad...
The instructions for the fuel pump module and shock assy removal are similar. Apparently the top covers the access to both of them. There's always shortcuts from the factory manual. I'm just providing input from a source that I have handy on my shelf.
According to the factory manual:
1. Drop the windows and unlatch the top.
2. remove the 14 tack strip nuts from around the bottom of top after removing the window defroster connector.
3. Flip the rear of the top up.
4. Raise the carpet up and remove access plug.
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