GTSHolgi
Viper Owner
Well, most likely this question has been raised already but I couldn't find an answer to it just by using the search function...
I also have to apologize for not having a picture at hand showing EXACTLY what I mean, so I'll try to describe it using the one below.
In the picture you can see this silver (aluminum?) crossmember between (better: under) the upper radiator hose and the powersteering pump. As you know, this crossmember is kind of symmetric over the width of the engine compartment, however, on the passenger side of it (unfortunately not visible on my pic), this crossmember has 3 holes in its top side, two quite close to each other and one a little farer to the right (looking from the passenger seat). There is nothing connected to these holes but as they seem to be "stock" I am really wondering WHY THE HECK THEY ARE THERE???
Maybe the answer is just "42"...
BTW: Would this question qualify for being one of the "10 most unnecessary questions ever raised about the Dodge Viper"?
I also have to apologize for not having a picture at hand showing EXACTLY what I mean, so I'll try to describe it using the one below.
In the picture you can see this silver (aluminum?) crossmember between (better: under) the upper radiator hose and the powersteering pump. As you know, this crossmember is kind of symmetric over the width of the engine compartment, however, on the passenger side of it (unfortunately not visible on my pic), this crossmember has 3 holes in its top side, two quite close to each other and one a little farer to the right (looking from the passenger seat). There is nothing connected to these holes but as they seem to be "stock" I am really wondering WHY THE HECK THEY ARE THERE???
Maybe the answer is just "42"...
BTW: Would this question qualify for being one of the "10 most unnecessary questions ever raised about the Dodge Viper"?
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