Dodge Viper ACR-X V-10 Dyno Test

The V-10 under the hood of the latest version of the Dodge Viper ACR-X race car produces about 640 horsepower. Viper Powertrain Development Engineer Dick Winkles takes us through a test of the V-10 on the dyno at the Chrysler Technical Center in Auburn Hills, Michigan.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Dodge Viper
• Viper ACR-X
• Chrysler
• motorsports

[Dolmanation]

@twistymcslide I dont care its supercharged

[twistymcslide]

@Dolmanation the ZR-1 does'nt have twin turbo's . .....

[Dolmanation]

And that's all it took to get more power than the Corvette ZR1's twin turbo tuned engine

[Zentenk]

I disagree the GTS sounds very close to mine in game... I had speakers up so loud racing around. Even driving in like 5/6th gear from slow speeds.

[brett3xmvpfavre4]

It will fit, its been done in an LX before.

[italy430]

ya ok buddy haha

[brett3xmvpfavre4]

i want that engine for my Charger.

[JETZcorp]

Forza 3 has some really good sounds for most of the cars, but they dropped the ball on the Viper. After being really dissatisfied with the way it sounded in the game, I came onto YouTube and discovered, wonder of wonders, that it's a completely bad-ass sounding car in reality! Still not as good as a '70 Challenger R/T 440, though.

[eafan48]

nice