$19,500=100hp
08-28-2003, 08:01 PM
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is it a s/c or n/a build up?
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08-29-2003, 04:31 AM
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Just a little math to equate the numbers to a CL-S. These are just rounded numbers for simplicity. This upgrade for the Viper gives 20% gain in power for almost 25% the price of the car new.
Correlate this to the CL-S would give the following:
1.20 * 260 = 312 HP or a 52 HP gain
0.25 * $30,000 = $7500
So it is at a higher premium than the Comptech blower. But it is a more exclusive vehicle (although not many CL were sold) and I assume the price includes labor. So in the end it is not out of line relative to the price of the car.
Correlate this to the CL-S would give the following:
1.20 * 260 = 312 HP or a 52 HP gain
0.25 * $30,000 = $7500
So it is at a higher premium than the Comptech blower. But it is a more exclusive vehicle (although not many CL were sold) and I assume the price includes labor. So in the end it is not out of line relative to the price of the car.
08-29-2003, 05:06 AM
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Originally posted by scalbert
Just a little math to equate the numbers to a CL-S. These are just rounded numbers for simplicity. This upgrade for the Viper gives 20% gain in power for almost 25% the price of the car new.
Correlate this to the CL-S would give the following:
1.20 * 260 = 312 HP or a 52 HP gain
0.25 * $30,000 = $7500
So it is at a higher premium than the Comptech blower. But it is a more exclusive vehicle (although not many CL were sold) and I assume the price includes labor. So in the end it is not out of line relative to the price of the car.
Just a little math to equate the numbers to a CL-S. These are just rounded numbers for simplicity. This upgrade for the Viper gives 20% gain in power for almost 25% the price of the car new.
Correlate this to the CL-S would give the following:
1.20 * 260 = 312 HP or a 52 HP gain
0.25 * $30,000 = $7500
So it is at a higher premium than the Comptech blower. But it is a more exclusive vehicle (although not many CL were sold) and I assume the price includes labor. So in the end it is not out of line relative to the price of the car.
08-29-2003, 05:28 AM
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Originally posted by EZZ
Would you even be able to notice a 100 hp increase in a Viper
Would you even be able to notice a 100 hp increase in a Viper
08-29-2003, 07:15 AM
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Originally posted by scalbert
Yes, as mentioned that is a 20% gain in power. You can start feeling gains at about 5% and up. Below that we really aren't sensitive enough.
Yes, as mentioned that is a 20% gain in power. You can start feeling gains at about 5% and up. Below that we really aren't sensitive enough.
change you name to the MATH MAN.
08-29-2003, 10:35 AM
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the venom 700 package is $42000...
and yes, they are in trouble b/c they have blown up a few motors in recent months, but they still put out a hell of a car for the $$$$$
and yes, they are in trouble b/c they have blown up a few motors in recent months, but they still put out a hell of a car for the $$$$$
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