Harry Balzonya
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what would be the best mod for a 03 viper
i know have no warrenty
				
			i know have no warrenty
98srx6
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Pipes, new track, new skid, really depends on how much you want to spend.
				
			Harry Balzonya
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1000-1500
				
			n2oiroc
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rear suspension and track.
				
			B2SO
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the go fast parts are worthless without the traction, if you want a better ride , stretch it to 136 and a new track and maybe new shocks(rear) or a custom re-valve , and some clutching .just my opion
				
			jimmie d
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M10.
Jim
				
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auji700triple
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pipes for Power... makes the sled really open up!
				
			Clutch it, tourque stop, and change out the track RipSaw min, if possible 136 it. other than that leave it alone 
				
			
Cuzino19
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136" M10 with a hacksaw and 108 studs.
				
			quebec#1
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What clutch kit would you go with (heel clickers?)kirkswim said:Clutch it, tourque stop, and change out the track RipSaw min, if possible 136 it. other than that leave it alone
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I think you should buy my mbrp trail can, all you need for mods!  
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Harry Balzonya
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i would but i already gots a mbrp trail can
awsome sound
				
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quebec#1 said:What clutch kit would you go with (heel clickers?)
here is a link to his set up. it works awsome. im his brother and i rode his sled before and after. the clutching really woke it up.
www.**********.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13920&highlight=kirkswim
where the ********** is put yamaha info (no space)
			
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							03viperguy
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gas oil and a ripsaw  revalve the shocks with someone like pioneer performance, they made a nice big difference for me
  revalve the shocks with someone like pioneer performance, they made a nice big difference for me
				
			 revalve the shocks with someone like pioneer performance, they made a nice big difference for me
  revalve the shocks with someone like pioneer performance, they made a nice big difference for mevipertripplexxx
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SRX pipes, SRX CDI and clutching.....................For lake racing
9818 track, clutching and shock revalve............For trail riding
All depends on what you want to do?
				
			9818 track, clutching and shock revalve............For trail riding
All depends on what you want to do?

yamyrider
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I would go for clutching a new track and some suspension work.
				
			slp pipes, clutch kit, srx heads,  rear heat exchanger, and a 121 rip saw  are the best mods for a viper   most of this  you can get used on here  and even spend less than $1500
				
			Clutched mine with the 40-10 heelclickers, 3g heel 4 g tip if i remeber correctly with the red sping from kit. Secondary an Advant Edge 48-40 helix at 70 degree twist. It is sweet in the trails and will beat my freinds rev800 in a full out lake run(inches past him). For the money it was my best mod yet. Other than that stay away from the MBRP can sounds soooo sweeeet but loses hp. Clutched i run 8500rpm with stock can from -5C to -45C all the time. With the MBRB can if it is below -15C after some WOT runs it won't rev past 8100.
The rear cooler is also a very good idea.
Suspension wise i find it great in stock form but i do ride it rough and i am used to a rougher ride.(Rode mid to early 80's sleds till I bought it)
With above setup and stock track and jetting i hit 103mph(GPS) on a rough(frozen slush lake) at -45C.
If it ain't Broke "RIDE IT TILL IT IS!!!!"
				
			The rear cooler is also a very good idea.
Suspension wise i find it great in stock form but i do ride it rough and i am used to a rougher ride.(Rode mid to early 80's sleds till I bought it)
With above setup and stock track and jetting i hit 103mph(GPS) on a rough(frozen slush lake) at -45C.
If it ain't Broke "RIDE IT TILL IT IS!!!!"
NITROUS!!! What did you expect?????   gary Oles   nosboy
				
			Mtnviper
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The best answer, is another question. What kind of riding do you do? Trail, off trail, mountain, lake racing? What would you like it to do, be faster, ride smoother, handle better?
				
			 
	 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		
 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		