Tag: Mopar Muscle Thursdays

This week’s Mopar Muscle Thursday feature takes a look at one seriously fast Dodge Neon SRT4 engaged in some drag racing action with an also pretty quick Honda Civic.  The Neon in question is owned by Mr. Kevin Van Natten and it is powered by a Darrell Cox Racing 2.6 Stroker motor mated to a […] More »

The Dodge Viper is, was and always will be one of the most incredible production cars ever, but in the battle of pure speed – the Viper falls short of the 1,000+ horsepower (and $2 million+) Bugatti Veyron…unless Hennessey adds on their Venom 1000 Twin Turbo package to the Viper. The folks at Road & […] More »

Even though it has been some 44 years since the Chrysler “Wing Cars” arrived in showrooms, the Dodge Charger Daytona is still one of the most aerodynamically perfect cars ever built.  Those aerodynamics made the Daytona a monster in NASCAR back in the day but they also make the long, low (except the wing) Mopar […] More »

This week’s Mopar Muscle Thursday feature takes a look at a battle of modern supercars at the Texas Invitational Roll Racing event with a 1,500 horsepower Dodge Viper SRT10 going up against a 1,550 horsepower Lamborghini Gallardo.  Both of these supercars have been fitted with an aftermarket twin turbo setup with the Viper calling upon […] More »

This week’s Mopar Muscle Thursdays feature video is an oldie but a goodie – showing an Underground Racing built 2g Dodge Viper GTS laying down an incredible 1,546 horsepower on the dyno.  This Viper, then owned by a very lucky (and likely very wealthy) individual named Garth Weaver, packs a twin turbo setup that allows […] More »

When I began searching for the feature video for this week’s Mopar Muscle Thursday, I searched for “fastest Viper quarter mile” and not surprisingly, a ton of videos showed the Dodge and SRT Viper rocketing down the quarter mile. But the one below caught my eye because of a few simple details. First, this Viper rips […] More »

I love watching dyno videos and this week’s feature video showing a 1600 horsepower Hemi Challenger on the rollers is very interesting – to say the least. Seeing a car like this 1970 Challenger R/T powered by an obviously heavily built Hemi topped by a roots style supercharger in action is awesome and while we […] More »