Also there are very few of us that are actually motorsports people.

The rest are just people with normal cars

I raced the general at Aonia. I was supposed to race Big Buck in Union, SC but i ended up having to work. I'm going to run a mix of SORCS, SETRA, and Mid East.

Currently scoping out ~ 1999 viper GTS to race at the local track

Found this little gem for 36k

cool viper

Searching for his first track car and he finds one of the hardest cars to drive ever produced. Smart.

least when he puts it into the wall we won't have to hear him talk about it anymore

(assuming of course he actually buys one and isn't talking out his ass like always)

Been extremely busy putting hours in at work. 60-70 per week...!

This pay period I'll have 120 hours in two weeks
But its going towards new adjustable suspension . New sway bars and bushings. And a rear end spool. All for the Ae86.

Oh Really? Well congrats! kids are a blast! Love mine to death. Sans the lethal shitty diapers. Save those for the wife



I need to build a shop BAD. My printing company is being overran by parts and tools right now...



I had a 99GTS. Was possibly one of the worst cars to drive ever. I think the only positive things I have to say about it was I like the exhaust note, and it did VERY good burnouts. Other than that. It's a lumber wagon with a big ass motor and usually spends more time sliding tail lights first than it does headlights first.

Hated that fucking car. Lost 7k on the damn thing too.

havent vipers always been expensive burnout machines that say look how big my shaft is

For the most part yes. The new SRT version is miles ahead of the dodges. I still don't think I'd buy one unless I got a very good deal on it.

The old vipers were VERY crude. they ride like a brick. the visibility is horrible. The seating position does not fit me at all and there is very limited adjustability. To carry out a conversation while driving is impossible with the side exit exhaust. Even with factory "mufflers" and the fact that it has side exhaust means that the exhaust piping runs directly under you so it's kinda like sitting in a hot box even in mild weather.

The viper is a cool car. That's how I describe it. It's quick and it's fun to drive once a month. Other than that... it would not make a good track car... ABout the only category they fit into is standing / rolling mile runs. There are a few people running 1400-1600hp with a sequential gearbox and they do really really well. The only downfall is the v10 does not make boost very efficiently so a sequential gearbox or automatic conversion is almost necessary.