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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on March 3rd!
Sorry, all the gauge information comes over the communication bus to the cluster. Most info comes from the engine controller but some comes through the body controller.- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on March 3rd!
Vipers built between 1998 and 2006 had 75W-85 Castrol fluid for trans factory fill. This was rather thick stuff and cold shifting can be a little heavy. Since 2008, we have used ATF+4 fluid in the TR6060 and cold shifting is much better. If improving the cold shifting is important to you, try...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on March 3rd!
The ACR-X was painted by Prefix. To maintain the same level of ride/handling we strongly recommend you use OEM replacements, not equivalents.- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on March 3rd!
Stay tuned!!- SRT Engineers
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Happy Birthday ....... Juli !!!
Happy Birthday Juli!! We all hope you are doing well. How's that VOI X SE treating you? All the best and many more!- SRT Engineers
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ACR Radiator Hose Collapse Video....
Vic summed it up pretty well. The only time the upper radiator hose will collapse is when the thermostat is closed (or to some extent partially closed). The system pressure up to that point including the radiator will be drawn down by the water pump inlet and the hose can collapse as some of you...- SRT Engineers
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Detroit News Coverage of The Invasion!
WWJ Newsradio 950 - VIDEO: Dodge Viper Cruise It was great meeting and talking with everyone at Ralph's Yesterday afternoon as well! Hope the trip rolls on smoothly! SRT- SRT Engineers
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OCM?
The OCM module is actually attached to the passenger seat in GEN IV cars... It reads a silicone bladder to check the passengers weight and determine whether or not to fire the passenger air bag. Glad you found the pin pushout... (easy fix)- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Yes. You should be able to operate the vehicle at the max line.- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
If you choose to use mineral oil in your Gen 1 or Gen 2 it would probably be OK. The use of synthetic gives you the extra protection at high oil temps, a bit of extra additive stabilization and tolerance to fuels etc. Change your mineral oil often to avoid it's pitfalls and don't run too hard...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
CCBrian asked: "I have an 08 ACR that my wife and I open track. The car does suffer from brake fade on a road course after 10 minutes or so. We have upgraded fluid to Motul 600 and went to Mintex pads in front for track days. We even have bled the ABS system out with a DRB- one of the few things...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Electronic throttle questions: 09 Venom asked: 2. Will there be further updates to the electronic throttle body delay? I know it is improved over the '08 but there still seems to be room for further improvement." You would see a further improvement with the Mopar controller. TrackAire...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Mopar P4510951 Coilover Suspension System, 2-Way Adjustable, 2003-09 Viper SRT10 Coupe, (Non-ACR vehicles); or go all the way with the ACR conversion P5155324 ACR SRT10 Shock and Spring Package- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
OOPs fat fingered the PN. The '08 and beyond SRT PN is 05038041.- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
OK. First things first. I assume you verified that you plugged the the wiring to the seat position sensor on the seat back in. It you verified the wiring connection then the next thing would be to check if the wiring got pinched/crushed when you re-installed the seat. And finally (and worst...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
09 Venom asked: "1. Have this same problem on an '09 coupe (noise from the power steering pump when you go around right hand corners hard). ONLY right hand turns. Any thoughts? solutions? A: Make sure the steering fluid is at the appropriate level.- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
The adaptives are looking for changes in the fuel itself, such as vapor pressure, etc... the evaporative emissions system requires both short and long term adapts to meet the regulations for both evaporative and combustion emissions. If you are racing, you'd want "GOOD" 91 octane, and about a...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Q: I had the compression canister on my KW's rotate while tracking my ACR. It gouged the canister and knocked of the adjustment knob (knob, dust seal, bb to locate knob). I know I have to send them to Germany to have them "Dyno Tested" and a new know installed, but is anyone working on the real...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Bobpantax asked: 6. It's a bit off topic but how much tolerance is there in the Jeep SRT 8 stock tranny? Will it take another 100HP without a problem or is it too fragile for same?" The a580 trans in the Jeep SRT-8 is has a torque limiter on it to protect from peak torques in 1st gear...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Lastly, please confirm the latest and greatest SRT oil filter part number for the Gen IV motors....there seems to be a lot of confusion on this. My owners manual says one part number and aftermarket suppliers of SRT filters list another Gen III and earlier version of the SRT oil filter...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
#10 OF 50 asked: 1) "Any way to make more head room in the SRT-C? I need more than 2" to be able to wear a helmet! I would buy a new car, if it could be modified so I fit. What are your recommendations?? A: We can't officially recommend anything, but many taller customers use an aftermarket...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
OppositeLock asked: "I own a stock, street driven '09 roadster with 1k miles and have several questions: (3) For a moment ignoring emissions regulations, where is the biggest compromise in the Gen IV engine (intake, exhaust, materials or tuning) and would that be your first item to...- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Re-bleeding the clutch line is the first thing I'd look at if you are having issues with clutch actuation. And Dot 4 can help for high temperature usage.- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
By the way, you can get the ACR rotors from Mopar: P5155125 Rotors, Brake, Front Set, Two Piece Slotted Design, 2003-08 Viper P5155126 Rotors, Brake, Rear Set, Two Piece Slotted Design, 2003-08 Viper- SRT Engineers
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SRT Engineering Chat HERE on September 9th!
Bobpantax asked: 5. You have a regular Viper and the ACR road course Viper. Why don't you have a drag strip version of the Viper? It seems like you could make the necessary changes - ability to sit and squat, diff strength, rear end ratio, half shaft tolerance, tranny linkage and a somewhat...- SRT Engineers
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