Which is better for a 97GTS...Roe or Paxton Supercharger?
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VIPER BAZ UK
Enthusiast
i'm going to say Roe.......
99 R/T 10
Enthusiast
Plumcrazy loves his Roe, you'll have to pry it from his cold dead hands............................................
Thanks for repeating what someone 2 hours earlier than you had posted by showing searches. Way to add another post to your 15,000+
Soooooo, how DO I find the search feature.....do I have to do a search??????
I agree, this is one of the more popular questions and has been asked and answered many times......so many different opinions.
Is that right? Does Sean no longer make SC for the earlier Vipers? Sorry for not knowing the answer, but never been in the market for a sc so never paid attention.
I agree, this is one of the more popular questions and has been asked and answered many times......so many different opinions.
Is that right? Does Sean no longer make SC for the earlier Vipers? Sorry for not knowing the answer, but never been in the market for a sc so never paid attention.
uvbnbit
Enthusiast
Reliability of the S/C or the motor in general?
Anytime you add something there are risks. Those risks can be minimized by a competent install. Mine (Roe) was done by 1Tony1. ZERO problems. Very dependable. Driven it to FL, MI, UT, etc. There are others on here who've got 40k miles + on their Roes.
Roe torque is instant. Paxton kicks in 2500-3000 rpm if not mistaken.
But, as mentioned before, doing a search you'll see options/requirements based upon the build.
Next......
Vital Velocity
Viper Owner
It all depends what for power....I've heard driving a roe viper is a blast....i prefer the way the power comes on with the Paxton ( I've got traction issues as it is, I don't know how the roe guys do it on the street)
speedracervr4
Enthusiast
Both have been proven to be reliable, The Roe is a little easier to install. A built Paxton car will produce more power than a built Roe car. My Roe car is a blast to drive, but traction is sometimes an issue. Like mentioned before you'll have to find a used Roe .
Maybe you're happy this board gets like 5 thread updates a day in this section. Perhaps your brain cannot process more information than that if you had to look through say....6 - 8 updated threads?
If you are too good to answer my question, then ignore it and move on. I can guarantee that since these cars have not been made for a decade, almost every topic has been covered Mr. Search God. Maybe you'd rather just read new posts about people wrecking their Vipers since those are the only new topics you prefer to be posted that are truly new thread material.
Information does change over time and it had been a while since someone replied on one of the threads I DID SEARCH on. If I want a supercharger, I want to know what people are thinking NOW, not months ago.
You're such an "ass"et to the viper community.
Texas1
Enthusiast
LOL 
KNG SNKE
Enthusiast
Ok that was kind of funny.
KNG SNKE
Enthusiast
Does this mean you think your funny?
SkyBob
Enthusiast
For a few minutes I thought I stepped into the ViperAlley. You guys aren't being too sociable to the guy.
uvbnbit
Enthusiast
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FrgMstr
Guest
Who knew that you could get so much sand into so few vaginas?
blackandblue01
Viper Owner
Looks like he did answer your question smart asp!! I do not know Phil personally but I have been on here long enough to know he is a wealth of knowledge when it comes to these cars. Seriously did you even take the time to look it up. I have spent over an hour searching around before just posting up cause it's easier. I would love to sit over some coffee and pick his brain for an hour or two. Reckon you will get that chance now? Cool it,
Lee00blacksilverGTS
Enthusiast
Let's stick to the subject matter gentlemen.
Who are you directing your comments to? And you think it's easier to waste an hour searching than having someone answer a question?
I actually think you wouldn't be wasting an hour of your time searching. You would be gaining the knowledge from an original thread where people actually wanted to respond technically. Asking a question randomly may not get you those same answers. Particularly when your talking about an older product that is no longer produced. I think if you read those threads and formulated some additional questions that were specific to your needs, the responses you'd get would be quite different. It's kind of like, having a dictionary in front of you, but always asking your mom how to spell.
SkyBob
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Well, how do you spell knife? Do you search all through the n's trying to find it or do you ask somebody in the room and maybe they'll tell you it starts with a k.
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