Just putting the finishing touches on my engine transplant, of a Viper V-10, 8.0 liter, 450 HP, into my 2005 SSR. Going to the Dyno on Tuesday will post results.
Just putting the finishing touches on my engine transplant, of a Viper V-10, 8.0 liter, 450 HP, into my 2005 SSR. Going to the Dyno on Tuesday will post results.
My 572 transplant should be done soon. Can't wait.
My SSR: Silver '05 6-speed, 4.10 gears, Flowmaster, Lakester Wheels, Ground Force springs
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Originally Posted by JRYS
Just putting the finishing touches on my engine transplant, of a Viper V-10, 8.0 liter, 450 HP, into my 2005 SSR. Going to the Dyno on Tuesday will post results.
Only on April Fool's Day would someone think about doing something to their SSR to actually slow it down.
Chevy Rule of Thumb: Don't ever be tempted by a Snake.
Just putting the finishing touches on my engine transplant, of a Viper V-10, 8.0 liter, 450 HP, into my 2005 SSR. Going to the Dyno on Tuesday will post results.
well I'll leave mine alone . Working out off 35w south of Fort Worth and in 6 weeks 4 tickets all over 100 !!!! I'm tring but at 5:30 am the traffic is light & she likes to move and theres allways a beemer or mustang that wants to find out if they could they get **** in there neck about 120mph ..HA HA
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My SSR: Ultra Violet 2004,Vin# 03550 slight modifications to the exhaust, detailed and painted engine cover
Why not LS7
Putting a Dodge engine in a SSR Why if you are going to put another engine you didn't put a LS7, that you can order from GM performance in instead????? It would have been a little easier install I would think since it is based on the same block as the LS2 6.0L and would give you more HP and torque, than the Viper HMMMMM
speaking about viper engines, last week i was on my way back home and was stuck at the traffic light. a 2 door srt-10 was right next to me and started revving so i thought what hell lets give it a go. I was surprised that i really couldnt see how far behind he was cause i was more focused on my speedometer. in no time the guage was at 120mph so i had to slow down. when i was going to take the next turn to enter the driveway, the srt10 was behind me and it turned out to be my neighbour's new ride. according to him, it has ballanger (sp?) exhaust and headers and a K&N air filter. he was convinced i was using nitrous but oh well i guess that shows him not to rev at any truck
My SSR: Silver '05 6-speed, 4.10 gears, Flowmaster, Lakester Wheels, Ground Force springs
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Originally Posted by Daij
speaking about viper engines, last week i was on my way back home and was stuck at the traffic light. a 2 door srt-10 was right next to me and started revving so i thought what hell lets give it a go. I was surprised that i really couldnt see how far behind he was cause i was more focused on my speedometer. in no time the guage was at 120mph so i had to slow down. when i was going to take the next turn to enter the driveway, the srt10 was behind me and it turned out to be my neighbour's new ride. according to him, it has ballanger (sp?) exhaust and headers and a K&N air filter. he was convinced i was using nitrous but oh well i guess that shows him not to rev at any truck
Dalj,
Are you a stock set-up? 6-speed or auto? Being able to beat an SRT-10 would be mighty impressive, since they have 100+ hp over a stock SSR. If your's is stock, then I'm impressed.
SSRRev
Dalj,
Are you a stock set-up? 6-speed or auto? Being able to beat an SRT-10 would be mighty impressive, since they have 100+ hp over a stock SSR. If your's is stock, then I'm impressed.
SSRRev
My 572 transplant should be done soon. Can't wait.
Why not LS7
