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Old 05-31-2008, 09:09 AM
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I got the LT headers with xpipe installed. The cam is a 220 224 112+4 .570"
1/8 mile track:

Converter and tune all stock exhaust: 9.71@70 with a 2.20 60'
after cam, U drive pulley, dual exhaust: 9.30@75 with a 2.07 60'
Then finally did pacesetter headers and an x-pipe: 9.34@74 with a 2.06 60'

This is a fully loaded and heavy truck (AWD and quad steer). Other mods listed in signature.

I thought headers would do something... My goal was to be at least equal to my wife's stock TBSS. It ran 9.19@78.8 with a 2.19 60'.

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Did you get it tuned for the headers?
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Yup. TurboGibbs tuned it everytime I changed anything.
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Hmm,
blame it on the weather maybe?

Does it feel better?
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I noticed a large difference with my longtubes.

I think it's the weather or your exhaust is restricting it too much. Were you launching in 4x4?
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It is AWD. The weather was about 15-20F warmer this time. I still thought the headers would more than offset the weather difference.
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Originally Posted by Moddoo
Hmm,
blame it on the weather maybe?

Does it feel better?
SOTP it is a little better in 2500-4000.
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What kinda times does that 68' vette run in your sig?
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your 60' is better i think its just having troubles moving all that weight. i dont know how much those weigh but if memory serves me right 6000-7000lbs compared to the TBSS 5000lbs, i think if you ditch some weight you would be were you want to be.
also what rims are you on with what size tire?
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For those that have HPT, here is a scan. I couldn't ever get a screenshot posted of the pull.
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