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Dodge Viper SRT-10, 8.4 Liter Engine

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Right from the start, the Dodge Viper SRT-10 was a very hot rocket of a supercar, able to hold almost anything in a straight line, and in mid-range acceleration. Now, the independent Chrysler organisation has come up with an updated design and a yet more powerful engine. The new Viper is available as a coupe and roadster. The new car looks different, yet retains the unmistakably macho front end with the wide grille. Now, though, in addition to the central air intake in the hood there are louvers to let the air out. Side exhausts The air outlets behind the front wheels are bigger than before, but unusually, the massive exhausts come out at the sides, just below and to the rear of the doors. This arrangement leaves the rear of the underside of the car clear for an under tray and big diffusers to help keep the back end down at speed. Altogether a great looking car. With 600 bhp, the new car will rocket to 60 mph in less than 4 seconds, which pushes the performance up with the hottest of s...

Advice For Auto Salvage Buying

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Buying salvage car can be a good option for people who are trying to get a good quality vehicle at a low price. People who buy auto rescue vehicles are typically collectors who want to restore older vehicles, someone who is not the principal to spend on a new vehicle or car dealers themselves to restore vehicles for resale to consumers.  To buy mustang salvage vehicle give you the option to make repairs a little at a time when funds are available, or provide car enthusiasts with a project to work on them. There are a few tips to keep in mind when buying salvage vehicles: Find a vehicle This may be the hardest part of the process. Salvage yards can have hundreds of vehicles at attractive prices with promises that they will be a steal to fix. It is better to enter the process of buying salvage car knowing exactly what you want, and what the budget. Visit a few meters from local rescue and see what is available locally. There are also some websites that list local rescue vehicles. Do ...