HensleySRT-10
Viper Owner
Hey guys, just wanted to let everybody know that my car is back from Woodhouse. I had them install a Paxton, Woodhouse motor and trans. mounts and a column mount boost gauge. The install and fit and finish are excellent as I suspected they would be (I'll upload pics when I get a chance). The car pulls much harder above 4k rpm (even more fun when you are driving in the cool night air....as is true with most all forced induction cars.) but drives like a stocker until you mash the pedal. The car dynoed 594 rwhp and 525 rwtq on their Mustang Dyno with A/F ratios no higher than 12.2 and no lower than 11.1. I drove the car today for approximately 4 hours in 80 degree weather and it performed flawlessly. I had the A/C blasting (and nearly froze too death I might add) with no idle surging or bucking whatsoever. Even in stop-and-go driving situations the temperature never reached above 190 degrees! No gasoline smell in the cabin, no black smoke from the exhaust, for me it's the perfect blend of performance and reliability. I consider myself as somewhat of a "tightly-wound" individual and was a little worried about the final outcome but when my car arrived and I experienced first-hand the workmanship and operational characteristics of the car.....all my worries were put to rest immediately.
On a side note, I was able to fly down to Omaha to meet with Mark, Bill and Aaron of Woodhouse for a day. These guys are total class acts. They are not only very knowledgeable in the Viper industry but also very good people and very easy to get along with. I would recommend them to anyone that is in the market for purchasing or upgrading a Viper.
Again, when I get another free moment I will post pics of the completed install. Thanks for reading.
On a side note, I was able to fly down to Omaha to meet with Mark, Bill and Aaron of Woodhouse for a day. These guys are total class acts. They are not only very knowledgeable in the Viper industry but also very good people and very easy to get along with. I would recommend them to anyone that is in the market for purchasing or upgrading a Viper.
Again, when I get another free moment I will post pics of the completed install. Thanks for reading.