Ok, I figured since this beer is kegged and tapped now I would provide some feedback on the Vic Secret hops in case anyone else is searching for idea's.
I used the malt bill in post 7, for the hops I went with .5oz Pacifica at 10 and 5, and then 1oz at flame out, fermented with Vermont (conan) ale from the yeast bay in a 1L starter from a stir plate, chilled for 3 days and decanted prior to pitching. Chilled wort to 50°F and pitched when wort rose back up to 65°F. Dry hopped this 5 gallon batch with 2.75oz of Vic Secret
One day 2 after kegging and carbing:
Aroma:
Initially I get hit with a very pungent smell of tropical fruit, the #1 fruit smell is Mango's (heavy!!) some pineapple and most of the citrus grapefruit/orange smell has subsided, very faint smell of grass (but you really have to think hard to place the unique aroma it gives off).
Flavor:
MANGOS!!! this hop is super tropical, I immediately though that think if I was to brew it again, I with DEF add some citra, or maybe Amarillo or cascade as I feel like it would kind of offset the initial hit the Vic secret gives off and balance the fruit flavor somewhat.
Day 6 after kegging, everything has really settled down, I still get the nice fruity/tropical aroma and flavors however they are now about 1/2 as intense as they initially were. The combo of the Pacifica worked really well, and I am sure that Centennial would have been just as good in the boil to pair with this, and I don't think I would add the Amarillo or Citra that I initially thought either, just straight centennial and the vic secret. The very slight malt backbone of the grainbill shines through nicly and if I had to rate this beer on a scale of 1-10, I think it would be a good solid 8.
Since I still have a lot of the Vic secret left, I am going to brew this again using the same grain bill and mash temps and use centennial in the boil (trying to get the IBU to about 35 again), and I may tone down the dry hop to 2oz of just the vic secret.