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VIDEO: 1100hp Dodge SRT Demon Takes On @CalvoMotorsports Viper!
SOURCE: That Racing Channel
Put it like this, when you hear Calvo Motorsports just know you are about to see some FAST FUGGIN VIPERS! My condolences to that poor Demon…
“On this episode we feature some of the fastest Dodge Vipers in the world built by Calvo Motorsports. They came out to the shift sector Pikes Peak, Colorado 1/2 mile with an army of absolutely insane Vipers. If you thought an 1100HP Dodge Demon is fast, check out the perspective check clip showcasing the difference of 1000+WHP! Watch along to see what 2200+WHP looks like from inside the cabin with drivers POV, Speedo POV, and more. Enjoy!”
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VIDEO: 1400hp Twin Turbo Dodge Viper Breaks 250+mph!
SOURCE: Johnny Bohmer Proving Grounds
Watch this twin turbo 2006 Dodge Viper set a world speed record on accident! #MOPARORNOCAR
“While testing multiple prototype manufacturer parts, a street legal, 2006 Dodge Viper set a new world record as the fastest Dodge Viper ever recorded. The previous top speed record was set at the Bonneville Salt Flats in 2001. ***Make sure to Subscribe and let us know how we can make the channel better in the future.*** Vehicle Specifications: Make: Dodge Model: Viper Year Tested: 2006 Max Power: 1400 whp Max Torque: 1177 lb-ft Engine: 8.5-liter, V10 TT Gearbox: 6-speed manual Drive: RWD Weight: 3,480 lbs Distance Tested: 2.7 Miles Runway Specifications: Length: (3.22 Miles) or (5.15 Kilometers) Width: (300 Feet) or (91.44 Meters) Elevation Above Sea Level: (8.3 Feet) or (2.53 Meters) Elevation Change: (0.25 Inches) or (0.635 Centimeters) Surface Material: Concrete – (15,000 Feet) or (4,572 Meters) Asphalt – (2,000 Feet) or (609.6 Meters)”
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