Video 3700 HP worth of Vipers road trip to Detroit

This past summer we had the honor of being invited out to the Woodward Dream Cruise by some of the fine people at Dodge. We took the opportunity to showcase what we can build and just how useable these big power twin turbo Gen V Viper's truly are - something people tend to wonder often. Some of the Motor City Viper club people saw us come through, but this video is a great recap of the trip as well as some background and information about our company and how we like to build vehicles, with an OEM style mindset but aftermarket performance.

Grab a snack along with a beverage of your choice and sit back to watch 3700 HP worth of Nth Moto twin turbo Vipers travel across 3 states in a single day and impress some of the key team members that helped deliver us all the Viper, which is undoubtedly one of the greatest performance platforms of all time.

Enjoy, and please share with your friends and family!

https://youtu.be/xmEqB20AIw8

Nice. Way to show the full capability.

What 99% of auto enthusiasts don't understand, is how difficult it is to make power that's actually turn key long run reliable. Pretty amazing to see, in a world that's full of so many so called "Famous Shops" that have routinely produced garbage and stolen peoples finances. Very nice work.

Great video

Fantastic builds, great video. Thank you!

Wow awesome vid!

Cool video !!!

Your cars never disappoint !!! :cool:

Awesome video! As expected and experienced, first class Aaron!

I just sent this video to all of my Porsche and Corvette friends.

Incredible work!

Very cool video. I can't imagine 2000 HP. Back when I had my Gen2 Viper, I rode in a Gen3 turbo Viper that had 1500 HP and had the same reaction as the designers of the Gen 5 in this video. With that said, I quickly decided that since I don't street race or drag race that much HP would be useless to me and only get me into trouble on the street or road course. Kudos to those who can use all that HP effectively. I can't...

Fantastic job !
So dedicated to make all the best from the Gen5 Viper
Hoping to get mine done....in a few years ! But something around 900 to 1000 hp would be plenty for me !

Ugh, this is really bad because now I want turbos.

Great video!

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What 99% of auto enthusiasts don't understand, is how difficult it is to make power that's actually turn key long run reliable. Pretty amazing to see, in a world that's full of so many so called "Famous Shops" that have routinely produced garbage and stolen peoples finances. Very nice work.

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This is absolutely true regarding the difficulty to make them turn key. We always tell people that anything can break when you're making 2X the power of the OEM car, but with a well thought out plan and engineering you can put your best foot forward to avoid known pitfalls.

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Originally Posted by Arizona Vipers

Wow awesome vid!

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Thanks!

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Originally Posted by J TNT

Cool video !!!

Your cars never disappoint !!! :cool:

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We have a really awesome team here that all share the passion to do our best, so that's what we keep striving for.

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Originally Posted by Simms

Awesome video! As expected and experienced, first class Aaron!

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Thanks Ian - still waiting on you to get the itch bad enough again!

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Originally Posted by TA Two Oh

I just sent this video to all of my Porsche and Corvette friends.

Incredible work!

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Great idea, and thanks for sending it around! We really hope this shows a different side of cars than the typical focal point of big power builds - there are a LOT of misconceptions about what they're all like based on a select few experiences, and not all platforms can retain their function as well as a Viper at this kind of performance level.

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Very cool video. I can't imagine 2000 HP. Back when I had my Gen2 Viper, I rode in a Gen3 turbo Viper that had 1500 HP and had the same reaction as the designers of the Gen 5 in this video. With that said, I quickly decided that since I don't street race or drag race that much HP would be useless to me and only get me into trouble on the street or road course. Kudos to those who can use all that HP effectively. I can't...

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It's an experience, that's for sure, and it's certainly not for everyone. The good news is that it takes all kinds to make the World go around, and we'll keep doing our best to make these big power monsters as useable as we can for their owners.

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Originally Posted by SilveRT8

Fantastic job !
So dedicated to make all the best from the Gen5 Viper
Hoping to get mine done....in a few years ! But something around 900 to 1000 hp would be plenty for me !

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That's plenty of power, and they're really fun cars like that with plenty of room to grow later should you choose to up the ante as your comfort level grows.

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Originally Posted by One Viper Bite

Ugh, this is really bad because now I want turbos.

Great video!

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I'm struggling to understand why that's bad... :)

Finally watched the video, fantastic, great content and enjoyed Aaron's interview.

Love the title "Video 3700 HP worth of Vipers" and....there's only 2. What is needed to hook that kind of power to the streets?

Very nice indeed...great video!!!

I think my favorite part was when you took the Dodge bigwigs for a ride. That was pretty cool to see, although I was having flashbacks of Henry II going for that ride with Shelby. hahaha

Great video! Thanks for the effort!!

Great Job on the video! Well put together.


That's impressive work. PM me about what you would recommend for a stock motor daily drive and cost.

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Love the title "Video 3700 HP worth of Vipers" and....there's only 2. What is needed to hook that kind of power to the streets?

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motec and boost by gear

Great vid guys, encompasses everything it means to be a car guy.

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motec and boost by gear

Great vid guys, encompasses everything it means to be a car guy.

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Gotcha... Thanks!