He turns his Dodge Viper into an off-roader

This Dodge Viper has been completely modified to transform into an all-terrain vehicle. A relatively oncological project…

The SUV Models aren't the only ones enjoying success right now. Although this segment is small, there are owners who love off-road vehicles. This is also the reason why Lamborghini launched the Huracan Sterato, an off-road version of the Huracan. Porsche also pioneered these creations with its 911 Dakar.
So why not create Dodge Viper Even off-road? This legendary model has faced a lot of difficulties in adapting to the new demands of the automotive world. It's not for nothing that the Viper has been out of production for seven years now. In the United States, however, few fans have one. The YouTuber also decided to convert it into an all-terrain vehicle.

A mix between a Dodge Viper and an off-roader

The man at the helm of the project is Matt Brown, an engineer with nearly ten years of experience at Tesla, Apple and NASCAR. And although its creation may seem harmful at first glance, it is a result Titan work. Everything was custom made by his own hands (except the Dodge Viper).
Matt Brown has filmed his project several times on YouTube on his channel @SuperfastMatt. It's possible to see him modifying his Dodge Viper from top to bottom. To achieve his creation, he made a series of astonishing changes. In particular, he installed Raised suspension 30.5 centimeters, all-terrain tires and modified chassis.
The basic engineering of the Dodge Viper is therefore fundamentally undisturbed. Instead of installing all-new equipment, this off-road Viper keeps it the same Mopar V10 engine 8.0 liters original.

Not a very environmental project…

The choice of the Dodge Viper to handle this project may seem surprising. The production of this popular American car was definitely discontinued in 2017 due to its manufacturer Growing controversies Around this vehicle. Sure, the Viper is still known for its power. However, it is also one of the most polluting models available.
So it is not certain that this all-terrain Dodge Viper will convince many people. And Matt Brown will probably have a hard time selling it. In one of his videos, the YouTuber admitted that he didn't know how to reuse his creation. It is still possible to see it driving Real offroad racing. But we must admit that he did not start the most ecological project at this time …