Took some new shots of my Viper lowered.

[neo_rambo]

I wanted to introduce myself. I'm a fellow viper owner who just found out about Driveviper after the whole debacle on the other site. I'm a Art Director/Graphic Designer/Photographer. I do this stuff for a living and that gets boring when you do corporate stuff. So my true passion is to shoot cars. I have been Experimented with a new photo technique called the Brenizer, giving me a huge photo size with an insane amount of detail. The Wheat Silo original shot was 720 megapixels total. I had to reduce it.

Please go here to see the highest resolution. You can click on the other different sizes to see the full image before you view the original bigass size.
Wheat Silos: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kaivan...45752/sizes/o/
In front of School: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kaivan...38208/sizes/o/
Another angle from School: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kaivan...77888/sizes/o/











Here are other sets: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kaivanaskari/sets/

[98intrigue]

Stance looks great. What are you lowered on?

[neo_rambo]

Stance looks great. What are you lowered on?

I'm lowered on BC Coilovers

[pony23]

Car looks great. nice job.

[Fatboy 18]

Great pics, car looks great, any rubbing issues?

[jvm728]

I just did my BCs too. What is your dampening on? How low did you set them?

In the rears I flushed the bottom out with the fork bracket. I was all the way down but rubbed too much.

In the front I'm 1/4" lower than rear

[MtnBiker]

Looks great! Did you widen the stance?

[Vprbite]

Looks great!! I wish I could do that but would never get out of my driveway or into and out of my garage. I envy you guys that can make your stance like that.

How do you like the handling on those BCs?

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I have a couple things to do first but coilovers are so tempting.

[Vprbite]

Also the pictures look good too. I don't know squat about photography but whatever you are doing looks good.

[Torquemonster06]

First let me say, Welcome to the site. Second, Beautiful shots. Nice job. Your viper looks great lowered like that.

[Murpowa]

Great photos!

[commandomatt]

I remember seeing your pics on the other site. Always great shots.....of a sweet looking ride.

Nice work. Both car and pics

[GBS]

Very nice! I love the lowered look. They need to outlaw speed bumps.

[V1P3R]

Freaking awesome! Both, the car and the photographs!

[slowhatch]

Shots are amazing, banana looks great!

[FrgMstr]

Worth mentioning that following guidelines from Mark Jorgensen at Woodhouse Motorsports on the rake of the vehicle when adjusting ride height go a long ways to making the Viper handle tremendously better.

Set your ride heights using the frame to ground at the center of the contact patches across the front and then across the rears. It is advisable to not go lower then 4" for the front measurement to protect the frame and Pan. The rear should be at least 3/4" higher then the front to keep handling progressive, the lower you go the more it seems to want to over steer on throttle. Corner weighting will help handling, but for the street is not really needed.

[neo_rambo]

I just did my BCs too. What is your dampening on? How low did you set them?

In the rears I flushed the bottom out with the fork bracket. I was all the way down but rubbed too much.

In the front I'm 1/4" lower than rear

My settings are the stiffest all the way up in the front and I have to look at my paperwork tonight. I wrote it down. I will have to stiffen the rear a bit. I will send you the height measurements that I set mine to tonight. I think corner balancing is a must. It's about experimenting with the height plus you have to adjust the left front and rear 1/8-1/16" higher than the right side only cause you need to include the driver weight unless you always have a passenger with you. That reduced rubbing completely. The wheels and tire style matter too when it comes to rubbing. I'm running on stock wheels so they are a bit more inset then some of the aftermarket wheels out there.

Looks great! Did you widen the stance?

No, MtnBiker, I think it just looks like that since it's lowered.

Looks great!! I wish I could do that but would never get out of my driveway or into and out of my garage. I envy you guys that can make your stance like that.

How do you like the handling on those BCs?

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I have a couple things to do first but coilovers are so tempting.

I love the way they handle I have to adjust the rear a bit.

Shots are amazing, banana looks great!

I love bananas they are good for ya!

Worth mentioning that following guidelines from Mark Jorgensen at Woodhouse Motorsports on the rake of the vehicle when adjusting ride height go a long ways to making the Viper handle tremendously better.

I'm going to have to go back and remeasure I measured from the bottom of the adjustment ring. This is great to kow.

[Stretch]

The car looks great!!

[neo_rambo]

The car looks great!!

Thanks Stretch!

Guys if you are interested in buying the Coilovers I would just go through amazon so you are protected if something goes wrong and you don't get your shipment.
I had a terrible experience with RSI. I would not recommend RSI due to the fact that it took me almost a year to get them. Or you can buy directly from BC or an approved vendor on the board.

2003-2010 - 97.5mm wide rear lower mount

1996-2002 - 85.5mm rear lower mount

[KB Viper]

looks good

[JonB ~ PartsRack]

I admire your shots, but am surprised by the composition that includes and highlights the power poles, power lines, and even chain-link ! In my time, we used to joke about wishing there was a FILTER for those.

Thanks for sharing...

[Leslie]

The photography is amazing!
Wish I had a pic of my Viper that good!!!

[plumcrazy]

that is the way they all should look. well done !

[neo_rambo]

Thanks guys.

[Sybil TF]

Looks good!