2001 Dodge Viper on 2040-cars
Butler, Kentucky, United States
More infos regarding my cat at: rachal.vanduyn@metadatamitigator.com . If you've been looking for a Viper GTS, look no further. This is the second one I've owned and hands down the
fastest. Stops traffic for photo opts everywhere I go. Possibly the best gen Viper to date. Painted in race yellow
with a mint black leather interior. Pampered its entire life with only 16500 miles to date. The original owner
bought the car new and shipped her directly to Hennessey for a Venom 650R conversion. The Hennessey cam was
recently opted out for more reliability. I just changed the radiator with a Roe Racing aluminum unit. Runs cool as
a cucumber. The headers and exhaust are great Hennessey original items. I installed 70mm throttle bodies and did a
full dyno tune. Not for the faint of heart. 713 lb.ft. of torque and 656 hp. Easy to shift short throw shifter.
Gorgeous HRE 18" rims on Michelin Pilots.No fluid leaks, No stories here. Window sticker and all pamphlets that
came from the dealer.
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