2010 Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR-X
The 2010 Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR-X, a special-edition turnkey antagonism car targeted at road-racing enthusiasts and priced from about $110,000, will be the centerpiece of a new Dodge Viper Cup blueprint alternation that bliss off abutting July. The current-generation Viper is slated to go out of assembly at the end of the 2010 archetypal year. Developed by the Street and Antagonism Technology (SRT) team, the ACR-X combines attributes of the Viper Antagonism Coupe and the Viper ACR. Powered by a appropriate adaptation of the assembly Viper's 8.4-liter V10, adapted with a low-restriction bankrupt and branch headers, the ACR-X delivers 640 horsepower.
The Viper ACR-X is 160 pounds lighter than a accepted assembly Viper, with a track-tuned abeyance and aerodynamic upgrades advised to advance accelerated adherence and grip. The car is additionally able with a factory-designed cycle cage, ammunition corpuscle and chase seat. The ACR-X is advised for SCCA and NASA antagonism contest as able-bodied as the new Viper Cup, a 10-race blueprint alternation that begins on July 9 at Virginia International Raceway and ends on October 24 at Daytona International Speedway. Dodge says it will pay out added than $200,000 in accident award-winning money.
