Voodoo Rob
Enthusiast
The rear of the car would look different by painting the tailight surround and the lower bumper, Photoshop anyone?
Very good observation thats what the dash area and radio area reminds me off, very GTR like, not viper like, I do love the seats though
interior wise, still not sure. it looks great, but i miss the gauges/pods. it seems SRT is trying to capture what the nissan GTR did with it's "information" screen (where you can see the g-force/oil/speed and what not), hence they no longer have the use for the gauges
This picture, and the fact that they're returning to professional road racing, says it all...
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Need more lights for night racing at Le Mans etc. Also the front brake ducts are already integrated into the grill which is a higher pressure area and will achieve better air flow then out at the sides of the fascia.That's ironic. The previous generations had fog lamps on production cars with air ducts in place on the racing version, yet this is reversed.
Anyone know the actual differences? I haven't found an explanation yet.They have 2 versions for the first year. An SRT Viper and a GTS version.
Bruce
Hopefully it will be going to Le Mans too..... I'll be there if it does.
I meant the differences between the SRT Viper and the SRT Viper GTS... i.e. the two versions of the street car.
Any pics of this car with the "old style" hood?That's not to say the Viper has gone soft on us. SRT will offer two models at launch, the Viper and the Viper GTS. The "base" Viper is aimed at the purists, the no-frills, hard-core fans. It gets a basic black interior, black headlight buckets and brake calipers, polished five-spoke wheels, a body-color rear trim panel, non-adjustable Bilstein shocks, and an old SRT10-style hood with six gaping vents. Chrysler's 8.4-inch touch-screen infotainment system is standard, but now features custom background images matched to the interior color and special SRT functions like engine output displays, extra gauges, g meters, and a lap timer that can save your track results and send them to a website where you can share them with your friends. Also standard is a 7-inch digital display in the center of the gauges that can be reconfigured to show in-car functions, a g meter, lap timers, and, of course, the tach. To top it off, a red Viper logo fades into the center of the tach as you approach redline
Read more: http://www.motortrend.com/roadtests/coupes/1206_2013_srt_viper_first_look/viewall.html#ixzz1r6D1YKbQ
Hey buddy! Hope all is well. I'm going to yap mostly. Getting married in 3 weeks (no money) and what little I do have I blow on the race track...Bowers are you gonna yap or are you gonna buy . What's up buddy, good seeing you over here.
Andy Wheeler