Paxton Viper - 672 rwhp 612 ft-lbs
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Paxton Viper - 672 rwhp 612 ft-lbs
672 rwhp 612 ft-lbs
Those are the Dynojet results from my 2006 Viper. SAE corrected numbers.
Mods: Paxton supercharger kit, right out of the box. 8 psi boost. Custom built dual 3" catback with cats. No custom tuning, factory injectors too. Baseline was 421 rwhp. MTI did the install and built the catback. I bought the Paxton from Speed Inc.
+251 rwhp with 2 mods
pics of the install, looks factory:
Tony
Those are the Dynojet results from my 2006 Viper. SAE corrected numbers.
Mods: Paxton supercharger kit, right out of the box. 8 psi boost. Custom built dual 3" catback with cats. No custom tuning, factory injectors too. Baseline was 421 rwhp. MTI did the install and built the catback. I bought the Paxton from Speed Inc.
+251 rwhp with 2 mods
pics of the install, looks factory:
Tony
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Not really, need to go with the bigger pulley. I am sure some other mods would get you more than 700rwhp, but thats about right for a paxton with a near stock Viper. Very good numbers indeed. Anything more than 700 you will want to upgrade the differential with a qualife. Awesome viper man. Vipers rule
Edit: I was wrong, you should be able to see 700rwhp with the paxton, it was the ROE I was thinking you wont see as high of a number, but will run better down low. Good numbers man.
Edit: I was wrong, you should be able to see 700rwhp with the paxton, it was the ROE I was thinking you wont see as high of a number, but will run better down low. Good numbers man.
Last edited by LS2Camaro; 02-23-2008 at 01:53 PM.
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By what year I mean of course a Gen2, some had them, some didnt. The GENIII's as Nine Ball has said do not.