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yes to me because dodge vipers has the torque and power to beat almost any car i seen it beat Porsche and Lamborghini easy...the only downside is handling since the lack of stability

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Find someone that is very kind that he/she would give you his/her Viper to you :D.

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Depends on the model and year. It varies between 400 all the way to 1200. I think it is crazy what dodge is puting in these cars

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Because it is the most popular car in the USA and that it is one of the most powerful production cars in the world with 350-450bhp for the Series 1 Viper and 510bhp for Series 2 (after 2002). It is also one of the few supercars under $100,000, nearly $80,000.

Also fast looks good. It is also popular in Canada as in USA.

It also has an incredible V-10 engine that does 200mph!

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about 700 pounds

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It depends on which model and which year, because there is a 200 hp difference between the original and the current model. The first-generation model (1992-1995) produced 400 hp. In 1996, Dodge updated the original RT/10 roadster and came out with the GTS coupe, which had 450 hp. The all-new model that came out in 2003 had 510 hp, which was increased to 600 hp in 2008.

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take it to a dodge dealership to get it fixed because if you don't you might have the biggest promblem it would be cheaper to let the pros do it if i was rich and had a viper then that's what i would do

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Depends on what year it is

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8.0liter or 8.3 liter depending on the year-v10.

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Yes any Gen 1 Viper ( 1992-95)Trans should interchange although the early 1992 are a one year only animal. All Gen 2 (1992-02) Vipers ( bot GTS and RT/10) are virtually interchangeable although the difference is the gear ratios different between all years Viper Racer

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Thermostat mulfunctioning, leaking coolant fluid or even over driving the car, good luck.OR shifting wrong,drrrr.

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try lifting it on a very strdy crossmember in the frount and the IRS diff housing in the rear or a very sturdy crossmember in the rear

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Yes

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The Morse Code dashes and dots along the page margins in the middle of the book reads: "There is a madrigal watcher"

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The late 50 and through the 60 were the very best years for muscle cars . All the car companys tried the make the hottest car durning the time frame. Now all the cars have gone to smog motors and no horsepower. If you were around in the 1960 you would know the cars now are over rated Junk .

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Yes any racing Aluminum low profile jack that you can keep in your garage will work. Make certain the jack will hold at least 5000 lbs . driver your can onto two 2x4's at least 2 feet long as this will raise your car high enough to put the jack under your car. Jack under the engine cradle up front this is the 2 x 3 inch square tubing frame section under your engine (NOT any aluminum parts that would be your oil pan about $ 1400) Always use jack stands for safety. Again when you lower your car put eh 2x4 back under the center of the tires so you can get the jack back out! If your rear approach is in effect, just inbound from the exhaust hole is the frame, jack here and a jack stand under both sides of each frame rail. Usually lightly shake the car to make CERTAIN that you put the stands in place properly for safety. Life is too short to be crushed by a car even a Viper ! Viper Racer

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yes 210 degree is normal . The gauge actaully reads 10 degrees higher (+) than the occupant can see visually on the gauge. Team Viper did this as a means to keep Viper owners from burning up the engines and keep the warranty work down. Watter Wetter ( A red line company product) works effective on reducing engine temps if that is your goal. Turn on the A/C and watch the temp drop ! Viper Racer

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Ya, lift the hood. On the drivers side towards the rear there is a terminal to jump start the car since the battery is located on the drivers side rear and is a pain to get to.

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In my experience, no. Not on existing stains. But it can absorb oil that spills before it soaks into the concrete, possibly preventing a stain from happening.

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Nope but according to health and safety it does because of all the warning labels.

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Yes, but the Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR is better compared to the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1. The Viper SRT10 ACR beats the Corvette ZR1 at the Green Hell.

Huh! I see no evidence, proof, or facts backing that statement up. Go compare the same year Corvette and Viper, Don't look at things used to dress it up (paint, cool words) look at the technology. The Viper is a dumptruck.