Check out this car, a Dodge Viper with a Saab 9-3 stationwagon body on top, proving that anything is possible when you use your imagination and have the right tools for the job. A team of Swedish tuners took on this Viper project after they originally bought it for a rebuild, then spare parts were difficult to come by, so the plans changed. Looks like it worked out well since they now have a Saab 9-3 powered by a SRT10 Viper engine. However, this custom build wasn’t easy because the V10 8.4-liter powerplant was too big for the engine bay, and it had to be pushed inside the cabin some. After the jump you can see more pictures and a video of the bodiless Viper doing donuts.
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January 11, 2010 | CATEGORIES: Dodge
Here we have the 1:33 ACR limited edition Dodge Viper that has been on display at the 2010 Detroit Auto Show. What exactly does the 1:33 stand for? Well back in November, Chris Winkler was able to race the Viper ACR around the Laguna Seca track in just 1:33.944. It’s the fastest time ever accomplished by a production car, and only 33 of Dodge Vipers have been built since. Now what really makes this car unique is the 600 horsepower under the hood, and able to run from 0-202 mph 14 seconds faster than the 2009 model. Thus proving the Dodge Viper SRT10 V10 engine is not something to mess around with.
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August 15, 2008 | CATEGORIES: Dodge
GeigerCars.de is another great tuning company from Germany. The company is well known for modifying American Cars and their latest project is a Dodge Viper. They created a special performance kit for this car’s engine made from efficient water jackets, new cylinder heads, large valves, new sparks, a large oil pump and a high performance oil induction system for the engine. This performance kit will add 100 HP to this Viper’s engine. The guys from GeigerCars.de also modified the car’s clutch and they installed high performance wide tires with 19″ wheels. The car will accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.6 seconds and it could reach a maximum speed of 325 km/h. [click to continue…]
