Tom and Vipers
Enthusiast
I guess Gen2 and Gen3 should be separated.
I'll bet its closing in on 800HP.
Thanks
Tom
I'll bet its closing in on 800HP.
Thanks
Tom
So is it speed or elapsed time that determines "usable" HP? I forget.Oh boy here we go AGAIN................
i RACED THAT kingsnake in the Mopar Atl Nats one year in Englishtown and won so there was no way it made anywhere near 777 .highest i've heard is a gen 2 kingsnake by tnt. 777hp (not rwhp) and was clocked at 207 mph.
pS THE VFASTEST ever na pump gas viper trapped 135 MPH ON SLICKS i trapped 132 on street tires
pS THE VFASTEST ever na pump gas viper trapped 135 MPH ON SLICKS i trapped 132 on street tires
PUMP GAS I SAID that car was NOT A STREET VIPER as it was run on RACE leaded gas ,OPEN HEADER MINUS AN INTERIOR .I guess my point is......you don't know what the fastest N/A Viper is.
Gen2 and It's 9.48 @ 146 mph by the famous TxWYD and his hired gun, BIGGUN Scott !!
SW's car has been 9.83 @ 142.5 N/A ........... all motor
George Bryce's car went 9's N/A.
The only reason to separate gen2/3 is because gen3's are slower
pS I spoke with GRAHM at LPE about that car in depth NO WAY in the world in its configuration that ran the 9s could it EVER be remotely considered street legal.NICE TRY THOUGH lol.
Tony when the car ran the 9s it was also done open header (what state do you know that allows a car to run open header on the street )The front sway bar was also disconnected and half the interior missing to save weight .As i said the vfastest TRUE street driven NA Vipers trap in the 135 range thats it.I'll give you the pump gas on Norms car but other than to loud it would have been street legal. Georges car and SW's car would have all been street legal too.
BTW, the thread starter didn't mention what kind of fuel.
George Bryce's red GTS went 9.90's on pump, through the mufflers. I saw it happen.
100% streetable.
Thanks for the input. Reason I asked was I know a phenomenal engine builder from the Chevy world that seriously should be building NASCAR engines. If I could make it happen, I'd like to get him to turn his attention to Viper because there are still people who are willing to pay for something almost no one else can match. (I think the money is still there, however, times change, and I'm out of the picture for a number of years now.) I have another friend who has completely mastered TT setups and has a TT 350 chevy in a Nissan pickup that does 140-145 mph at the local drag strip. I've ridden in it and from 100-150 mph it is real hoot! But this is another guy, that is wasting such precious knowledge in small-time projects. He puts turbos on diesels like other people put headers on a car.
Thanks for the input.
Things are about just where I thought they would be.
Regards,
Tom
I saw a guy run his GenII 1/4 mile 6.937 @ 352mph on 87 octane pump gas and Michelin Sports. He even shut it down at the 60' mark and coasted across the finish line. Everyone said it was a fluke so he lined up did it two more times. That guy was faaaaaast.
STRIPPED DOWN RACE CARS NOTHING MORE and definately not street driven.Doesn't compare to 1BADGTS !!!
George had his cigarette lighter oriented wrong therefore he is ineligible
I saw a guy run his GenII 1/4 mile 6.937 @ 352mph on 87 octane pump gas and Michelin Sports. He even shut it down at the 60' mark and coasted across the finish line. Everyone said it was a fluke so he lined up did it two more times. That guy was faaaaaast.
STRIPPED DOWN RACE CARS NOTHING MORE and definately not street driven.
There was nothing taken off George's car.
The man just has a lot of talent.
STRIPPED DOWN RACE CARS NOTHING MORE and definately not street driven.