Lifted truck quarter mile times
06-22-2008, 05:21 AM
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Been 11.50's @115MPH in the 70 full weight with 33's. 1970 3/4 ton 4x4 6'' lift, NA pump gas Big Block
Hear is a video of it on a shitty night with a horrible head wind. Can't really hear it because I was running mufflers, and everyone else was open headers. Later that night I ran 118MPH with some smaller front tires after the wind died down. The track was covered in dirt so there was no traction, probably would have been a low 11 sec pass.http://videos.streetfire.net/video/M...ith_164822.htm
http://videos.streetfire.net/video/L...ion_164853.htm
Hear is a video of it on a shitty night with a horrible head wind. Can't really hear it because I was running mufflers, and everyone else was open headers. Later that night I ran 118MPH with some smaller front tires after the wind died down. The track was covered in dirt so there was no traction, probably would have been a low 11 sec pass.http://videos.streetfire.net/video/M...ith_164822.htmhttp://videos.streetfire.net/video/L...ion_164853.htm
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06-22-2008, 11:28 PM
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06-23-2008, 09:42 AM
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Wow, glad to see another Bad A** old school truck out there. 
My truck “Big Red” is not lifted but is at the stock 4X4 ride height. 1988 K3500, 8 lug (6800 pounds). Runs in 4WD. I lock the front suspension so that it cannot lift & have extra springs on the rear. Will run 11.0’s all daylong. See the videos in my signature if you like.
My truck “Big Red” is not lifted but is at the stock 4X4 ride height. 1988 K3500, 8 lug (6800 pounds). Runs in 4WD. I lock the front suspension so that it cannot lift & have extra springs on the rear. Will run 11.0’s all daylong. See the videos in my signature if you like.
06-23-2008, 02:17 PM
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06-24-2008, 08:01 AM
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Wow, glad to see another Bad A** old school truck out there.
My truck “Big Red” is not lifted but is at the stock 4X4 ride height. 1988 K3500, 8 lug (6800 pounds). Runs in 4WD. I lock the front suspension so that it cannot lift & have extra springs on the rear. Will run 11.0’s all daylong. See the videos in my signature if you like.
My truck “Big Red” is not lifted but is at the stock 4X4 ride height. 1988 K3500, 8 lug (6800 pounds). Runs in 4WD. I lock the front suspension so that it cannot lift & have extra springs on the rear. Will run 11.0’s all daylong. See the videos in my signature if you like.
06-24-2008, 08:32 AM
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My truck is a 1988 model, but the concept should work for anyone. You will have to do some welding, etc. I use 1” all thread & the appropriate nuts. Basically, you will have to fabricate brackets, supports, and etc. to weld the nut to. Then just screw the all thread up to the desired height & lock it with another nut. I have used this for 7 years without fail.
Happy Motoring!
