e85viper: What does it feel like to go 220MPH in the standing mile?

The Story of SVS TTX a e85 Viper

The E85 Viper project sets out to prove that we don't have to give up high performance cars in order to save the environment. In fact, we discovered during this project renewable fuel performs much better than today's gasoline. My name is Karl Jacob and I knew I loved cars at the tender age of 5. My early memories of my father were watching him crammed underneath one of his cars and asking me for a half inch wrench. My first car was a 69 Mustang we bought for $750 and turned into a race car. This is the story of what happens when a kid who loves cars and the environment, grows up then builds an e85 powered Viper.

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What does it feel like to go 220MPH in the standing mile?

Another video from the world record run this time from inside the car. Make sure you check out the rear view camera and see how fast the marks on the runway are moving!

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