High rise blower for a 1999 Viper.

[King RT10]

Do they make a high rise blower for a 99 Viper? After 15 years, I am thinking of juicing it up in the hot-rod looks department with a 6-71 (type) high rise blower. Why? Bored...

(I can always go back to stock if needed.)

Thanks!

 

[Doug Supercharged Vipers]

Do they make a high rise blower for a 99 Viper? After 15 years, I am thinking of juicing it up in the hot-rod looks department with a 6-71 (type) high rise blower. Why? Bored...

(I can always go back to stock if needed.)

Thanks!

8-71 is where the fun would begin. You would also need ample hood clearance (probably a large hole in the hood), custom intake, fuel/ignition system and a billet crank to run the cog drive. A lot of custom work but it could be achieved at a price.

Best of Luck!
Doug

 

[King RT10]

8-71 is where the fun would begin. You would also need ample hood clearance (probably a large hole in the hood), custom intake, fuel/ignition system and a billet crank to run the cog drive. A lot of custom work but it could be achieved at a price.

Best of Luck!
Doug

What is a very rough estimate?

 

[CWhiteRun]

Hampton Was working on something:

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[MoparMap]

That is frightening. I'd love to see and hear that thing in person.

 

[plumcrazy]

only a matter of time before one hits the streets. would be cool to see

 

[Viper98912]

That would be badass. But find an aftermarket hood to cut up, don't cut your stocker.

 

[denniskgb]

with this thing sticking out of the hood my bet you would have a serious problem with visibility on the street especially in a viper.

 

[King RT10]

That would be badass. But find an aftermarket hood to cut up, don't cut your stocker.

I agree!
I would store the stock hood. Visability would be a questionable. I need to find someone who has already done this installation on a Gen 2.