[BOOMER]

any one know what years of vipers engines will interchange with the srt10 as far as roller rockers, & cams? comp cams offers roller rockers but the dont list srt10 gen. engines. i dont know enough about the differences between the viper engines. what is it? 9 SECONDS HELP!

 

[9 seconds]

I don't know much in this area yet. There has been talk of performance gains from roller rockers and pushrods. Arrow racing (where Viper engines are rebuilt under warranty) makes a pedestal mount roller rocker. Try contacting them for a Gen III one. Mopar (T&D) makes a shaft mount but requires cylinder head modifications and spacers to raise the valve covers. If I was wanting to find out more (and I soon will be) I'd talk with Sean Roe of Roe Racing (http://www.roeracing.com/) or Dan Cragin of DC performance (http://www.dcperformanceinc.com/). These guys will take the time to explain what you want to know and will have a decent price if you choose what they sell.

 

[BOOMER]

yeah, i figure i could pick up a few hp & ftlbs as well as keeping a more accurate contact patch with the valve tip over the production stamped ( i assume stamped) rocker arm.
thanks mr 9!

 

[John Hennessey]

The Gen 3 motor will respond to lifter and cam upgrades. Gen 2 cams are not compatable in the Gen 3 motor.

Rockerarms are a waste of time as far as I can tell. The stock Gen 3 has a 1.75 ratio. To bolt on a set of 1.70's would lose valve lift.

Also - you can change out the cam on the Gen 3 motor without having to pull off the intake and the heads. This is something the Gen 2 Viper motors cant do.

We got 448 rear wheel hp and 470 rear wheel torque out of Ram SRT10 truck today. More details about that later.

Hey Steve - how is the nitrous? Any track or dyno numbers yet?

 

[BOOMER]

The Gen 3 motor will respond to lifter and cam upgrades. Gen 2 cams are not compatable in the Gen 3 motor.

Rockerarms are a waste of time as far as I can tell. The stock Gen 3 has a 1.75 ratio. To bolt on a set of 1.70's would lose valve lift.

Also - you can change out the cam on the Gen 3 motor without having to pull off the intake and the heads. This is something the Gen 2 Viper motors cant do.

We got 448 rear wheel hp and 470 rear wheel torque out of Ram SRT10 truck today. More details about that later.

Hey Steve - how is the nitrous? Any track or dyno numbers yet?

cool, thanks John. but has any offered 1.75 rollers yet, and you ever installed any?-btw, shoot us a pic of your exhaust muffers & headers installed. the video was cool.

 

[9 seconds]

Hey Steve - how is the nitrous? Any track or dyno numbers yet?

Hey John. I was about to do all that before the "it's not a recall" came out. It's up with Hector having that done and a new clutch installed. Then I need 500 miles of break in for the clutch. I may be track testing it at the V-10 Nationals.

Steve


PS. Thanks for the Gen III engine tips!

 

[BOOMER]

Hey John. I was about to do all that before the "it's not a recall" came out. It's up with Hector having that done and a new clutch installed. Then I need 500 miles of break in for the clutch. I may be track testing it at the V-10 Nationals.

Steve


PS. Thanks for the Gen III engine tips!

are you going to the v10 nats in bowling green KY?

 

[9 seconds]

That's the plan.

 

[BOOMER]

That's the plan.

cool, it is just over an 1 hours drive south for me, so we will have to hook up. talk to ya later-gary