Im new to the viper scene, figured I would say hey to all of you and wanted to show off my new car. :bigsmile: It's a 2002 viper gts pro-modified drag car. Given, its not a "real" viper but it looks like one... Full double framerail tube chassis with a custom carbon fiber viper body on it. Power comes from a 509ci blown alcohol wedge running through a 3 speed lenco transmission. 2000+ horsepower 0-215 mph in less than 6.6 seconds. Let me know what you guys think, ive attached a few photos.
Ive also given in and Im going to trade my 2003 Z06 in for an '05 viper to match the racecar. Any specific dealer that can work a good price for me?
Thanks for looking- Aaron , Mong Motorsports
Last edited by AMong : March 13th, 2006 at 12:01 AM.
Paint the "openings" in the front fascia black to give them the appearance of being real. I think that's what throws the looks of the car off. You also need to put some of those stickers that look like fog lights under the headlights. I bet that thing is a wild ride.
Gary, The front has yet to be airbrushed, this is a brand new car and still has to go to my paint guy for final touches. The fog lights will be added and the fascia will be shaded. And yes its a wild ride!!
Craig, In your profile it says that your occupation is being oppinionated, I guess ill have to get used to that. The reason the car looks funny in the pictures is, one - the motor is not in the car and it is sitting up high and two, the body is made to house a 36" tall tire and still be aerodynamically sound for speeds up to 250 mph. A v-10 would not be legal for the class I run nor would it support 2500 horsepower.
Gary, The front has yet to be airbrushed, this is a brand new car and still has to go to my paint guy for final touches. The fog lights will be added and the fascia will be shaded. And yes its a wild ride!!
Any specific dealer that can work a good price for me?
Where are you located? If you are in Texas, call Northwest Dodge. Anywhere else, call Bill Pemberton and Woodhouse Dodge in Nebraska. Edit: You're in Florida, so call Pemberton.
The reason the car looks funny in the pictures is, one - the motor is not in the car and it is sitting up high and two, the body is made to house a 36" tall tire and still be aerodynamically sound for speeds up to 250 mph. A v-10 would not be legal for the class I run nor would it support 2500 horsepower.
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