96 Viper GTS Venom 550 - making more mods

OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Below are some renderings that Tom (individual who is creating renderings of my Viper) did for his '69 Camaro. This will give you an idea of what type of renderings will be generated for my Viper. Needless to say his work is OUT OF THIS WORLD!! :headbang:

You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images
 

NZGTS

Viper Owner
Joined
Oct 9, 2007
Posts
39
Reaction score
0
I cannot even start to think how much time goes into doing the renderings.
Where did you find the best deal on your rims? if you dont mind me asking of course. And will they change the wheels dai from stock? eg will it change the speedo accuracy?

thanks

Craig
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
I cannot even start to think how much time goes into doing the renderings.
Where did you find the best deal on your rims? if you dont mind me asking of course. And will they change the wheels dai from stock? eg will it change the speedo accuracy?

thanks

Craig

Hello Craig...I've sent you a PM about the rims.

Cheers
Jason
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
More frame rendering pics. Amazing detail! :2tu:

You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Engine in various stages of disassembly.

You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images
 

Camfab

Enthusiast
Joined
Oct 2, 2004
Posts
2,916
Reaction score
3
Location
SoCal
Ok, Ok, OK..............Now it's time to start putting things back together. Very cool shots and renderings. I can only imagine how much space you must have, because just pulling the motor and trans out generated a huge parts organizational challenge for me. I made wall mounts for the sidesills and a hood lift off storage rig, etc...love to see your weekly progress. Keep it up!
 

Camfab

Enthusiast
Joined
Oct 2, 2004
Posts
2,916
Reaction score
3
Location
SoCal
I noticed my block (2000) has more material between the cylinders (smaller water jackets). I wonder if they were trying to beef up the deck?

motorswap_030.jpg
 

RTTTTed

Viper Owner
Joined
Jun 6, 2007
Posts
6,438
Reaction score
1
Not sure, but I'd suspect just different holes from the deck.

Never heard of any block revisions on the second Gens. Anyone?

Ted
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Ok, Ok, OK..............Now it's time to start putting things back together. Very cool shots and renderings. I can only imagine how much space you must have, because just pulling the motor and trans out generated a huge parts organizational challenge for me. I made wall mounts for the sidesills and a hood lift off storage rig, etc...love to see your weekly progress. Keep it up!

Before I built my shop I read many articles on how to effectively design and lay out a restoration garage/shop. And the one thing that they said over and over and over again was make sure that you have lots of room for storage. So I built my shop and then holy @#$% !!!!!! :omg: They're not kidding when they said to make sure and have lots of room for storage.

I feel you storage pain :(

My biggest dilemma was where in the @#$% due I store my hood? :dunno: In the end I decided build a craddle just above one of the over head doors. Works like a charm :D The reason it works so well is due to the fact that I don't use that over head door at all. ;)
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
I noticed my block (2000) has more material between the cylinders (smaller water jackets). I wonder if they were trying to beef up the deck?

Wow! Is your engine ever clean and shiny :D If you measure the thickness of your wall (closest cylinder to cylinder edge) I will measure mine and then we can compare. Let me know the number you come up with. :)
 

InjectTheVenom

Enthusiast
Joined
Mar 10, 2004
Posts
6,859
Reaction score
0
Amazing... I'm at a loss of words here... tell him he should develop a racing game of his own (and not just for consoles either but PC as well)!
 

Camfab

Enthusiast
Joined
Oct 2, 2004
Posts
2,916
Reaction score
3
Location
SoCal
Wow! Is your engine ever clean and shiny :D If you measure the thickness of your wall (closest cylinder to cylinder edge) I will measure mine and then we can compare. Let me know the number you come up with. :)

I wish I could, but that was back in June. The car has been back in attack mode for 6 mos.:headbang:
 

peakcompletions

Viper Owner
Joined
Mar 21, 2005
Posts
154
Reaction score
0
Location
Texas
Just caught up with this thread and WOW.

Amazing job with the posts and build. :headbang:

Someone mentioned that you will have and do have the nicest 550 out there... one might venture to say that with the CPE kit and mods you are doing you should change that to 1250... or maybe 1350... or maybe even 1450 HAHAHAHAHA :drive: :drive: :drive:

Keep it up. Awesome build! :2tu:
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Just caught up with this thread and WOW.

Amazing job with the posts and build. :headbang:

Someone mentioned that you will have and do have the nicest 550 out there... one might venture to say that with the CPE kit and mods you are doing you should change that to 1250... or maybe 1350... or maybe even 1450 HAHAHAHAHA :drive: :drive: :drive:

Keep it up. Awesome build! :2tu:

Thanks for the comments! :2tu: I am in absolute awe of the Venom 650R that you previously owned! :headbang:

I would honestly like to change the Venom 550 designation to match something close to the power output. But that would be false advertising considering the original package was in fact a 550 purchased from Hennessey.

Cheers :beer:
Jason
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Possibly some of you have been wondering why I haven't posted much as of late. Well I haven't been slackin ;)

Recently I sent the transmission out to be inspected for wear. I also shipped the seats, console and door panels to be reupholstered. I know what you are thinking, how much wear can there be on the interior for a Viper that only has 1800 miles. Good question! I simply want to make the interior a little more rich looking and flashy! No, no I'm not adding sex lights :nono:

Stay tuned :eater:
 

RTTTTed

Viper Owner
Joined
Jun 6, 2007
Posts
6,438
Reaction score
1
So you wnat to send me your old covers??? Or have they gone hard?

Good to hear you're not slackin' LOL

Ted
 

NZGTS

Viper Owner
Joined
Oct 9, 2007
Posts
39
Reaction score
0
cool good to see that you are still going strong, was missing the progress reports.
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
So you wnat to send me your old covers??? Or have they gone hard?

Good to hear you're not slackin' LOL

Ted

Hey Ted

I have made sure that the fella doing the upholstery will be removing the old covers so that they can be reused. Like I say they are in excellent condition with only 1800 miles/3000 kms of use.

So, yes I will definitely sell them to you.

Cheers
Jason
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Transmission removed and ready for inspection. I am having the tranny inspected even though it only has 1800 miles because I would kick myself if I re-installed and found out it needed maintenance.

You must be registered for see images
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Pics of seat, center console and door panel before being upholstered. I have selected a wicked awesome material to cover the seats, center console and door panels with. Door panels will have two different materials. I will not be putting carpet back on the door panels.

You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images
 
OP
OP
G

GTSjbud

Viper Owner
Joined
Jan 10, 2007
Posts
833
Reaction score
0
Location
Alberta, Canada
Sure lookin' bare with wheels and brakes removed. I decided to upgrade my brakes. So I ordered a set 14" SRT10 Calipers from Dave's Big Brakes. Plus I ordered an emergency brake kit for the rear.

You must be registered for see images


You must be registered for see images
 
Top