2008 Viper

The new 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 boasts more of what performance aficionados crave:
kick-in-the-pants, throw-back-in-the-seat power, combined with benchmark braking, world-class ride and handling, a race-inspired interior and bold exterior styling.

The 2008 Dodge Viper remains available in two body styles - Roadster and Coupe. Both feature a dramatic new hood with a larger, more efficient hood scoop for air induction and larger, functional hood louvers to facilitate a greater cooling effect for the more powerful 8.4-liter, 600-horsepower V-10 engine underneath. The Coupe's hard top with its "double bubble" styling makes it even more torsionally stiff than the Roadster. The Coupe offers increased downforce and high-speed stability with it's sloping roof line and deck-lid spoiler and an additional 6.25 cubic feet of trunk space,for a total of 14.65 cubic feet. The roof and headliner structure offer more room to accommodate a safety cage, while maintaining as much headroom as possible.

Zero to 60 mph takes under four seconds, and 0-100-0 mph is completed in just over 12 seconds.
The Viper SRT10's 8.4-liter engine breathes through new cylinder heads equipped with CNC-machined combustion chambers, larger valves and Variable Valve Timing[VVT].

VVT electronically adjusts when the exhaust valves are open and closed according to engine speed and load.

The only change to the Viper's exterior is the new hood with six vents that will help dissipate the crazy amount
of heat coming from below.

Other improvements to the Viper including a beefed upTremec T56 six-speed transmission and twin-disc clutch that replaces the current model's single-disc unit.
The 2008 Dodge Viper SRT10 is a more powerful version
of its popular two-seat sports cars.

The SRT model gains an additional 90 horsepower from the new 8.4-liter powerplant, for a total of 600hp and
560 lb.-ft. of torque.

Stopping power is another key attribute of the Dodge Viper SRT10 formula. With 14-inch brake rotors gripped by Brembo dual opposing calipers, good for 60-to-0 mph in less than 100 feet.