2016 Dodge Viper ACR Returns As The Fastest Snake Ever Built

In 2011 a Dodge Viper ACR left the Nurburgring along with a latest production car lap record of seven minutes twelve seconds. Just lately has that time been eclipsed by the Porche 981 Spyder, and still the 2016 Viper ACR launched today is mentioned to be Dodge’s fastest production car ever. However will it be enough to call back the title? Only time is going to tell.

The ACR should not be viewed as a track ready street car. This is race car which is hardly legal for use on public roads, while it is raining, and this car with its Kumho Ecsta V720 tires, you life is in the hand of God.

The rear wing of this cars is wider than Byron Schlenker’s tongue (did not see Kimmel the other night, take a look at this), and the splitter protrudes more than Screech’s jaw. Along with the “Extreme Aero” bundle chosen, almost one whole tone of down force is produced at 177 mph, which is 3 times more than the track focused Viper TA2.0.

Along with assist of Carbon ceramic matrix brakes this tops the 8.4 liter V-10 and its 645 hp and 600 Ib.- ft. of torque, and those aforementioned tire in this car are bigger to 11 inch wide wheels providing the largest joint tire patch obtainable from any production car.

As well the suspension is stiffer, 600 Ib. its front springs and 1300 Ib. rears (more than double that of the TA). The Bilstein shocks enhance ten way rebound and compression adjustability, and as well the ride height can be changed by up to 3 inches. Negative camber currently resides at 1.4 degrees, which assists maintain more than 1.5 g on high speed curves, and as per to Tim Kuniskis, who is the president and CEO of Dodge and SRT, this car is going to run all day on track, even while temps crest hundred degrees Fahrenheit.