dave6666
Enthusiast
Not when you have a Dingbat6666 flying around! Not me. Well, sometimes to keep from falling asleep but mostly not.
Says the intellectually challenged blonde that knows nothing about cars...
Not when you have a Dingbat6666 flying around! Not me. Well, sometimes to keep from falling asleep but mostly not.
I knew something about tires that you did not. Blind as a dingbat. You couldn't see a turtle in the road?Says the intellectually challenged blonde that knows nothing about cars...
I knew something about tires that you did not. Blind as a dingbat. You couldn't see a turtle in the road?
No, I learned it from a wheel manufacturer and a tire distributor. Just happen to have a neighbor with the same size/ series tire but he has the Nittos. So we confirmed it buy comparing the tires side by side and then measured with them laying flat on the ground. Very noticeable to the eye but probably not too you since you are probably eye sight deficient. And I own a Viper as well and you know you have to give a vin # to post on here so........Yes, I give in. You know how to measure tires with a stick like a hillbilly would. And, as I actually own and drive a Viper, when in traffic doing hiway speeds, it's not a good idea to take out a semi truck by swerving to another lane when you see your dinner in the road.
Any updates on my sammich?
At last, someone with some common sense. Imagine, trying to fix it before just giving up on it, what a novel idea!!!! Hopefully the poster will come to his senses and try the cheap approach that I am willing to bet will work out just fine.Hi
I am a viper owner and have been a mechanic for 15 years. I have a hoist and would be willing to help you out weather it is with a heli coil or other insert. I live in a small town near Lansing.. If you want to flatbed the car over you and I could probably get it fixed for minimal cost..
Thanks J
I tried to PM this but your inbox is full.
Well looks like a lot of the community is right and I appreciate the feedback. I have been in communication with Arrow as I am also in Michigan. The car will need to be stored elsewhere and the engine pulled which is going to be about 1k (pulled and resinstalled) which I think is very fair. However the rebuild is around 8-12K. Custom parts can be used in place of Mopar which can save some money and boost the performance. As it stands now, at the low end, 9K for a rebuild is looking to be hard to justify. May just have to throw this up on ebay as a vehicle for someone who wants to build a custom TT or whatnot. I figure 25k is likely reasonable even if I have to wait a bit for that right buyer who wants a clean car but different engine. 10K to fix the car puts me right about market value for a 2000 ACR which is about 35K. While I could continue to enjoy the vehicle, that's a huge unexpected expense right now. Damn:/