1970 Viper V-10 Powered Challenger on 2040-cars
Salinas, California, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:2006 v-10
For Sale By:Private Seller
Mileage: 1,420
Make: Dodge
Number of Cylinders: 10
Model: Challenger
Trim: e
Options: Leather Seats, CD Player
Drive Type: two wheel
2004 gen. 3 500 hp; v10 6 speed tremec manual transmission: heavy duty 8 3/4 rear end; 3.55 posi., green style axel bearings; pro link 4 bar coil over rear suspension with watts link sway bar; 3" aluminized exhaust; flow master mufflers; Q A 1 adjustable coil over shocks ft. & rear; wildwood 4 wheel 4 piston power disc breaks; custom foose 18" wheels; 215/35ZR tires on rear; speed rated 180 mph; front suspension is magnum force tubular aarms; coil overs; tubular K-member; nascar style sway bar; adjustable link and billet mounts; quick ratio variable rate power steering rack; stainless steel feed and return fuel lines; body has sub-frame connectors, crossed and x-ed; engine compartment braced with inner fender shock tower braced; radiator support braced; 2010 challenger tail lights; halo head lights; door handles and parking lights have been shaved; smoke window glass; power windows; 2010 challenger power and heated leather seats; door panels, kick panels and console are leather; double stitched with snake skin inserts; carbon fiber dash and pistol grip shifter handle; all electrical gauges; 200 mph-gps speedo; nav. system with backup camera; tilt steering wheel; viper style seat belts; custom lighting under fender wells; trunk is upholstered with viper logo stiched in back panel; all finished up with a beautiful custom dark grey metallic paint job and ghost T A stripes; motor and trans had only 2900 miles on them when pulled from the viper. there is an article being written about this car to come out soon in CAR CRAFT mag. any questions call or email (831 594-4024 )
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The issue on both trucks is that the pinion nut is loosening on some trucks due to a lack of thread adhesive, and it is causing the rear axle to lock up resulting in loss of vehicle control. NHTSA's recall notice says that eight incidents occurred at speeds over 35 miles per hour and most also exhibited driveshaft failures as well since the loss of the pinion nut would cause the gear to separate from the driveshaft. In one complaint, the driveshaft separated from the rear axle and punctured the gas tank.
Chrysler will begin sending out recall notices to affected owners in November, but scroll down to see the official NHTSA notice.
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