LW VIPER
Enthusiast
I have a 96 RT/10 (first year of the rear exit pipes). The interior gets hot, and the sills get hot. I've read that this is also a problem on the new SRT.
Does anyone have a comparison of which of the two is hotter in the interior, comparitively?
Also, my 96 was apparently hand built, and I like the beefiness of the frame, and the more racer like interior. But I'm curious as to which is actually built better. I like the concept of a top I don't need to leave at home, and power windows, but not if the build quality went down since the merger.
A buddy owns a lot with a new 2003 SRT in Silver that he will work a deal for me on my new (to me) 96 RT/10 and I'm giving it some thought. Mostly I would want to make sure that the interior heat isn't as high or higher in the SRT than the RT/10, and that the build quality and ultimate reliability is higher in the new car than in the old one.
And I'd prefer people with actual experience with both of the cars. This is not a bashing exercise, this is comparative shopping.
Thanks,
Larry
Does anyone have a comparison of which of the two is hotter in the interior, comparitively?
Also, my 96 was apparently hand built, and I like the beefiness of the frame, and the more racer like interior. But I'm curious as to which is actually built better. I like the concept of a top I don't need to leave at home, and power windows, but not if the build quality went down since the merger.
A buddy owns a lot with a new 2003 SRT in Silver that he will work a deal for me on my new (to me) 96 RT/10 and I'm giving it some thought. Mostly I would want to make sure that the interior heat isn't as high or higher in the SRT than the RT/10, and that the build quality and ultimate reliability is higher in the new car than in the old one.
And I'd prefer people with actual experience with both of the cars. This is not a bashing exercise, this is comparative shopping.
Thanks,
Larry