That would depend a lot on the rubber you're using but my '08 Coupe with PS2s feels better overall at 30/31. Viper techie at selling dealer suggested 30 for the street, from experience; I've tried 29, 30 and 31 and for everyday tooling around (short runs) 30 is a noticeable improvement over the...
I agree with R&T's characterization 100%. While the Viper does invite comparisons with the muscle cars of yore (sound, certainly, and the absence of techno-nannies requiring alert drivers), the difference between the Viper and the '60s muscle (stock or modified) is that the Viper also reliably...
I think the 2008 Viper SRT10 is the most satisfying combination of performance, reliability, drive-ability and styling ever produced by the Big Three; a spectacular concept superbly executed and proof that, among the Big 3, Chrysler still has the edge in engineering. A pure joy for all gearheads...
For what it's worth, Motor Trend's latest issue gave the GTR their COTY award and was the first mag I've seen to get it into the 11's (11.5 @120) so it would be a tight 1/4 match-up with a new '08. However, previous test stats show the car's a stone after 120 and I suspect any GEN 3 or 4 running...
Bad news. If you get it back, invest in a BOOMERANG. You have to take the sensor/homer with you at all times (i.e. you can leave the keys at home but not with the homer) but any thief driving away will be located within 5 minutes of the heist. I wish you well.
Both sides imploding suggest bad final fit when doors are closed and windows seal automatically; pressure on base of window obviously extreme eventually leading to fatigue in glass. While it could be 2 pieces of bad glass on one car, I would look at window motors' calibration - not sure if...
This subject has been covered well since first posted but I thought I'd add these facts for perspective when comparing the new Viper to Vettes (or Chevy motors) of all persuasions: the ZO6 makes 470 lb.ft at 4,900 RPM, the '08 SRT V10 makes 470 lb.ft at approx. 2,500 RPM - a lack of low-end...
Advice I received for winter storage from Viper techie at dealer:
1. Pump the tires up to 40/45 (prevents flat spots later)
2. Change oil and filter
3. Fill gas tank - prevents condensation
4. Detail the car
5. Put cardboard or cloth between windshield and wiper blades
6. Cover the car...
If I read your message correctly, you have less than 1,000 miles on the car; if that's the case, you're in for a treat when the V10 loosens up.
My '08 Coupe reached puberty at around 3,500 miles: engine tone dropped noticeably (I thought I had punctured the exhaust somewhere) and a very...
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