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    3000+ WHP Gen V Viper engine in Juggernaut by Nth Moto

    This video is quite a bit different approach for us with some more information than normal to try and help people understand the thought process and effort that goes into designing a build such as this, so for the technical minded individual it should be a fun watch. It also shows our new facility addition with our sound reduction booth with full air exchange system, which has been awesome to house our new Dynocom Tripod hub dyno system.

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    Incredible amount of dedication and knowledge to achieve this. Congrats to you and your team.

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    WOW!!!! can't imagine what had to be done with the rest of the drive line to hold all that torque. Great Job!!

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    it is a great to be able to get 3000 hp out. The only thing I question is why? A funny car is around 11,000 hp. Certainly, this car will be "slower" than a 3.5 second 1/4 mile. The amount of hp is so high, however, that it just makes the car more difficult to drive.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patentlaw View Post
    it is a great to be able to get 3000 hp out. The only thing I question is why? A funny car is around 11,000 hp. Certainly, this car will be "slower" than a 3.5 second 1/4 mile. The amount of hp is so high, however, that it just makes the car more difficult to drive.
    You could make the same argument for any generation of Viper on the street...no one needs that much power to just drive around, but it's nice to have a deep reserve available when you want to have fun.

    Drag racing isn't everyone's thing, but for me, it is the only form of racing to which I have easy access, so I certainly understand it. It can be frustrating as all hell...I'm still trying to get in the 10s while rowing my own gears after nearly 4 years of trying, but I'll be damned if it isn't fun crossing the traps at nearly 130 MPH after covering only a quarter of a mile. I can't imagine going 70 MPH faster like this one has done on less power than it made in the video above...it'd be one hell of a rush.

    If I had the resources, I'd love to do a build like this, but that's just not where I'm at in life, and likely never will be. It's still pretty cool to watch from the sidelines though.

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    and its still IRS, no wheelie bar, probably alot less weight of a funny car with alot less downforce. pretty impressive as it is but it sounds like there's more to come.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patentlaw View Post
    it is a great to be able to get 3000 hp out. The only thing I question is why? A funny car is around 11,000 hp. Certainly, this car will be "slower" than a 3.5 second 1/4 mile. The amount of hp is so high, however, that it just makes the car more difficult to drive.
    I think the reason us guys chase WHP is the bling you get on your man card for each 1000 HP increment, 1000 WHP gets you a small bronze star on your card, 2000 WHP gets you a medium size silver star and 3000 WHP gets you a really big gold star and if you actually drive your 3000 WHP in events you get extra credit, the man card organization won't tell me what it but it has to be something amazing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patentlaw View Post
    it is a great to be able to get 3000 hp out. The only thing I question is why? A funny car is around 11,000 hp. Certainly, this car will be "slower" than a 3.5 second 1/4 mile. The amount of hp is so high, however, that it just makes the car more difficult to drive.
    If you have to ask why, then it's not for you.

    Amazing build.
    I'm speechless of how you could fit so much into the space of a gen2 and still have room to spare. It's a lot of stuff, but it doesn't look cramped in some mysterious way.

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    Sorry for the delay everyone, we were competing with this car and four other Viper's down at FL2K this past weekend. Juggernaut went a best of 7.16 @ 205 and also ran a 7.17, 7.17, 7.18, 7.22 and a 7.44 off the trailer. It ended up breaking the driveshaft on what ended up being our last pass due to that at 1000' and went a 7.21 @ 180. It trapped between 205-210, with most being 208-210. The weather was awful and we're still working on the short track before we bring all the power in up top, but it was an absolutely outstanding outing for the car and we were qualified number two in the Street Car Shootout class behind a very fast FC RX7 with a 555 BBC with twin turbos, methanol, 4 link, etc. We learned a ton and can't wait to get a new driveshaft in it and be out at it again!

    Quote Originally Posted by outnumbered View Post
    Incredible amount of dedication and knowledge to achieve this. Congrats to you and your team.
    Thanks Ron! We have a fantastic team here and each and every one of us puts in the effort to continue to refine and elevate our capabilities.

    Quote Originally Posted by 1ststrike View Post
    WOW!!!! can't imagine what had to be done with the rest of the drive line to hold all that torque. Great Job!!
    Quite a bit, although it too has similarities to options we do on the Gen V platform. When we do an automatic conversion it uses a lot of the same parts, including the ATI TH400 transmission itself, that we use on those. This also has a unique and robust rear differential setup and custom tubular control arms, giant axles, etc.

    Quote Originally Posted by ViperGeorge View Post
    Unbelievable!! Well done!!! and the Dyno is cool as hell.
    Thanks, it's been a long time coming for us and doing the dyno "right" was the only way we wanted to do it. It's a complete sound barrier room as well as an air exchange system that moves 72K CFM so it cycles the air over 10 times per minute in the room. Much safer for the team both in and out of the room, much more accurate on big power cars, and much less distraction to the shop when something is on the dyno making noise.

    Quote Originally Posted by bullitt2735 View Post
    Such an incredible build, I watched the video earlier but I didn’t hear, Is it still on the stock sleeves?
    No, we have our own sleeve that we do for the engine. All else about the block is stock though, with no fill or concrete or blocked passages, etc.

    Quote Originally Posted by TheMadMachinist View Post
    I think it's just great that there are people out there still dedicated to this platform.

    We all know the Viper as a platform has never been the easiest nor the cheapest way to go fast on a drag stripe.
    No, there are much easier and quicker ways to go fast. But, this car was absolutely the star of the show down at FL2K this weekend garnering a tremendous amount of attention for being so unique, fast, and beautiful if I can say so myself.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cantdrivestick View Post
    Am I high or did he just say "Stock Gen 5 block" (8:39) ?

    This is incredible Nth Moto- Congrats! I have heard nothing but great things about your company, actually spoke to Aaron a couple times with some questions. The attention to detail and practicality is very impressive. I am definitely a future customer!
    Yes, it's an OEM block casting. Thanks for the kind words, and we'd be happy to do work with you!

    Quote Originally Posted by sadil View Post
    Nth Moto cannot do Vipers wrong......I love every build. I can't wait to be able to work with them on a build. Long time coming.
    We're looking forward to that day as well!

    Quote Originally Posted by Schen View Post
    Awesome work. BTW is that a new GoPro? Audio sounds great. LOL
    Sure is, the new GoPro 9. The sound barrier room helps too, it's effectively a booth - cool side bonus of doing the room the way we did!

    Quote Originally Posted by SharpMan View Post
    Fuel economy?
    Not great, especially if you're in the throttle hard!

    Quote Originally Posted by Simms View Post
    I expect nothing less from you guys LOL!

    Awesome you have control over your engine builds.
    Thanks Ian, and yes that was a huge move we made a few years back and it's been just fantastic.

    Quote Originally Posted by Vipes View Post
    Enjoyed the vid, this car is simply a work of art!!
    Thanks for the feedback!

    Quote Originally Posted by ViperTim View Post
    If you have to ask why, then it's not for you.

    Amazing build.
    I'm speechless of how you could fit so much into the space of a gen2 and still have room to spare. It's a lot of stuff, but it doesn't look cramped in some mysterious way.
    Thanks Tim - that's something we pride ourselves in, is the design work ahead of time to try to avoid anything looking like an afterthought. I'd love to show off the bottom of the car as it's equally as impressive, but that might give away too much.

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    Unbelievable!! Well done!!! and the Dyno is cool as hell.

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    Insane!!!! Well done Nth Moto!!!!!
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    Speechless. Congrats and well done.

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    Such an incredible build, I watched the video earlier but I didn’t hear, Is it still on the stock sleeves?

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    I think it's just great that there are people out there still dedicated to this platform.

    We all know the Viper as a platform has never been the easiest nor the cheapest way to go fast on a drag stripe.

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    What impresses me more than the car are the intelligent comments and discussion. Well done.

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    I have a lot of respect for your commitment and execution !!!
    Congratulations and well done !!!

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    Very interesting video and story. Congrats and well done!!!

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    Am I high or did he just say "Stock Gen 5 block" (8:39) ?

    This is incredible Nth Moto- Congrats! I have heard nothing but great things about your company, actually spoke to Aaron a couple times with some questions. The attention to detail and practicality is very impressive. I am definitely a future customer!

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    Nth Moto cannot do Vipers wrong......I love every build. I can't wait to be able to work with them on a build. Long time coming.

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    Man, I can't imagine being that guy who designed the original block who flew to Italy decades ago to build a V10 that produced all of 400HP (which was nothing to sneeze at then) and then to think someday, even after it's been put to sleep and resurrected twice, completed five generations, it'll still have a viable following NOW and become a build capable of 3100HP EATING 39 LBS OF BOOST.

    That's...UNBELIEVABLE. Just makes me smile.

    Awesome work. BTW is that a new GoPro? Audio sounds great. LOL

    --RS

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    Fuel economy?

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    I expect nothing less from you guys LOL!

    Awesome you have control over your engine builds.

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    Enjoyed the vid, this car is simply a work of art!!

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    For those that do not understand "why 3000 hp", the following comes from a very early forum. "Whats the big deal about the Mona Lisa, is not a good pencil sketch good enough".


 

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