Attn. all owners of Vipers for the 1/4 mile.
This is a Hoot!
http://users.pandora.be/neons/eng/lenayala.html
Lifted off of the pages of Hahn Racecraft at
http://www.hrchahnracecraft.com/
Even in its current 600HP configuration, this Neon is still street driven. And, perhaps even more amazing, it's engine is still mostly stock, with the exception of forged pistons and billet connecting rods. The completely stock cylinder head has never been disassembled in 45,000 miles of use! We resisted other mods to the engine in order to establish the durability and power potential of the stock components. Doing so also demonstrates the power adding capability of the bolt-on HRC TurboSystem on a mostly stock, inexpensive engine. Mission accomplished!
Not every Dodge is equal, granted that this one cost about the price of an additional 2001 camaro. However, the Viper's original purpose was for the TRACK! This is sure to incite friendly flames, however, BRING THEM ON. I think there is only a handfull of Texans that can outdo this Neon. But when I read about this car in Hot Rod magazine I had to post the link about it here.
WAR MIGHTY TEXANS QUARTERMILERS!!
JAY K.
http://users.pandora.be/neons/eng/lenayala.html
This is a Hoot!
http://users.pandora.be/neons/eng/lenayala.html
Lifted off of the pages of Hahn Racecraft at
http://www.hrchahnracecraft.com/
Even in its current 600HP configuration, this Neon is still street driven. And, perhaps even more amazing, it's engine is still mostly stock, with the exception of forged pistons and billet connecting rods. The completely stock cylinder head has never been disassembled in 45,000 miles of use! We resisted other mods to the engine in order to establish the durability and power potential of the stock components. Doing so also demonstrates the power adding capability of the bolt-on HRC TurboSystem on a mostly stock, inexpensive engine. Mission accomplished!
Not every Dodge is equal, granted that this one cost about the price of an additional 2001 camaro. However, the Viper's original purpose was for the TRACK! This is sure to incite friendly flames, however, BRING THEM ON. I think there is only a handfull of Texans that can outdo this Neon. But when I read about this car in Hot Rod magazine I had to post the link about it here.
WAR MIGHTY TEXANS QUARTERMILERS!!
JAY K.
http://users.pandora.be/neons/eng/lenayala.html