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Viper rolls
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Are there any suggested fixes to quiet a really squeeky dash around the radio in my 05? Thanks
Andrew/USPWR
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Do we know a total production count for the 2008's
Y2K10 SRT#39
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We're not aware of the runflats losing air quickly nothing special about the tire in this respect......
Compared to the PS1 runflats, you are going to need more negative camber with the PS2s due to the decrease in sidewall stiffness. You are going to need to tweak the handling balance and and your shock settings for limit handling. The non runflats ride smoother and are better on rutted roads, but the loss of sidewall stiffness does not help at the track without redoing your setup.
Dry sump, lighter weight, 6 point harness, roll bar, lighter wheels, fully adjustable shocks, quick change camber adjust (sport shims) both front and rear, floating rotors, race seats, oh and did I say lighter weight.
Now I'll go back and read the rest of the comments.
notice I did not say add more power!
Carl
We don't announce final numbers till the year is over (eventually) but I think cars are going to be hard to come by this year as there is a lot of demand and we are keeping production relatively low.
Kai SRT10
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Is there still a tire pressure sensor, or did that get ditched when you got rid of the runflats?
Andrew/USPWR
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Is there still a tire pressure sensor, or did that get ditched when you got rid of the runflats?
Yes, the tire pressure sensor stays for 2008
Yes, the tire pressure sensor stays for 2008
The run flats tend to lose about 4 to 5 pounds over a relatively short amount of mileage. They stabalize at about 24 pounds. Many do not check their tire pressure. Since I do, I have noticed this issue. My theory is that on cornering and over rougher roads, the stiff side walls do not totally adhere to the rims and there are micro leaks under certain conditions. Comment?
Lawrenzo
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Or even after the production has stopped. When we met with the SRT guys in Detroit on our way to Stuttgart last December we asked for the '04-'06 production numbers and were told that they would be forthcoming
Thanks. Great data.
Have you considered a Comp Coupe?
Lawrenzo
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I have noticed this as well.
The lack of side sill insulation, that is the availability of it should be addressed. The factory insulation was burned out by 12,000 miles. The dealer would not cover it under my extended Max Care warranty which has now recently expired. The real issue is the fact that I can't buy the insulation from the dealer. You must replace the entire side sill for $5,000. This is a real problem that should be addressed. If nothing else it should be available by itself at a REASONABLE cost. Guys this needs to be available, it is simply a safety issue.
Or even after the production has stopped. When we met with the SRT guys in Detroit on our way to Stuttgart last December we asked for the '04-'06 production numbers and were told that they would be forthcoming
'06 MY was 1869
Tire pressure sensors are still there.
Kai SRT10
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From what I've heard the 2008 car seems to be amazing. You've addressed just about every major shortcoming on the Viper.
To me it looks almost perfect (add roll protection and it is perfect.)
I'm sure, however, that there were some things on your engineering "wish list" that didn't make it into the 2008.
What would you have done (or might do) if you'd had more time and development dollars?
To me it looks almost perfect (add roll protection and it is perfect.)
I'm sure, however, that there were some things on your engineering "wish list" that didn't make it into the 2008.
What would you have done (or might do) if you'd had more time and development dollars?
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Y2K10 SRT#39
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Thinking ahead- will the Viper Transmission bolt up to the new 392?
When will the SRT-8 Challenger be defined?
Thanks again!
PBR
When will the SRT-8 Challenger be defined?
Thanks again!
PBR
Nice try but your caught!!! As stated previously, SRT will post all production numbers by color after the MY closes. I can't honestly predict how many we will build because we will obviously try and build enough to satisfy all the orders we get from the Viper faithful (and quite frankly, so far those orders are pouring in - must be something about 600 hp). All the numbers for the MY's that have closed were posted just recently in Viper Magazine. We will give the VCA the 08 MY numbers when its over.
Sorry, I stand corrected. We only published the 06 MY numbers last month. If its not too late we will put the 2002 - 2005 numbers in the next edition of the magazine, if not, the issue after that.
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The run flats tend to lose about 4 to 5 pounds over a relatively short amount of mileage. They stabalize at about 24 pounds. Many do not check their tire pressure. Since I do, I have noticed this issue. My theory is that on cornering and over rougher roads, the stiff side walls do not totally adhere to the rims and there are micro leaks under certain conditions. Comment?
Sorry.....But its sounds like you have a slow leak that seals when warm
Sorry.....But its sounds like you have a slow leak that seals when warm
the placement of the seat in the car is a very complicated process. It is heavily involved in federal compliance procedures involving lines of sight and impact/airbag performance......
Asp Man
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Y2K10 SRT#39
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Mine squeeks where my right knee pushes on the dress panel forward of the gage bezel.
PBR
With respect, I think 2003-2005 are still MIA by color. 2006 was posted in great detail, best ever. THANKS
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