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Old 07-24-2012 | 06:58 AM
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Don't even get me started about the dyno sheet... haha the "tuner" I went to basically only changed the spark tables, and some idle tables from a stock 6.0L tune. He didn't make any changes to VE, MAF, injector data, ect for a motor with 40 more cubic inches, better flowing heads, and a decent size cam. It ran like complete **** when I got it off the dyno and for the next month or so until I figured out HP Tuners. When I got a wideband on the truck, the afr was mid 14's under WOT.. It made 435hp and 400ftlbs with his tune on it. I haven't been able to get it back on the dyno since. Sorry for the RANT but I will post that bullshit graph up.


All of those are great suggestions Pittman! I currently have 3.42's so those won't help much. I will start shedding weight everywhere I can think of before August 18th. I really hope I can get some dr's before then.
try some ET Streets, 255/50/16 on some old stock chevy wheels. They are only about 25.5" tall. That should help you launch that thing a little quicker.
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I ran some 7.20's at 96mph with 504rwhp and a clutch in the Gibbs truck. Never got a 60' better than 1.80. Truck weighed 4250 with me in it. 5.13 gears...

That should equate to mid to low 11's on motor. I think with a gear change you should be low 12's..
Old 07-24-2012 | 10:44 PM
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Originally Posted by oakley6575
Trying to find some 450rwhp trucks on the site with track times but I'm having a hard time. What kind of times would you expect from a full weight rcsb with 28" tall drag radials?
rwhp and times in sig. get the truck weighed and if that was my 408 and only put that down id be pissed. your stall is to small and the cam could be better bu thats me, drop some weight, i have a 408 with same ls3 ported heads and putting down close to 600 to the wheels but then again its a different kind of animal


by the way thats on a stock 6.0 shortblock
Old 07-24-2012 | 11:16 PM
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I'm @ 4885lbs and down on a little power and run 12.6 n/a so I don't see why you wouldn't be low 12's or high 11's with the right gear.
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rwhp and times in sig. get the truck weighed and if that was my 408 and only put that down id be pissed. your stall is to small and the cam could be better bu thats me, drop some weight, i have a 408 with same ls3 ported heads and putting down close to 600 to the wheels but then again its a different kind of animal


by the way thats on a stock 6.0 shortblock
Your 408 doesnt compare to mine. I'm running completley stock heads, intake, tb, and small headers, ect.

I wouldn't ever run a higher stall or a bigger cam in a daily driver. That's just my personal preference. I'm interested to know what kind of change you would make to the cam though?

Those are great times. Keep up the good work and let us know what the 408 runs.
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Originally Posted by midevil1
I ran some 7.20's at 96mph with 504rwhp and a clutch in the Gibbs truck. Never got a 60' better than 1.80. Truck weighed 4250 with me in it. 5.13 gears...

That should equate to mid to low 11's on motor. I think with a gear change you should be low 12's..
Yea I think the 60' times are going to kill me. I don't have any traction mods done. That is probably my next step.
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Originally Posted by oakley6575
Yea I think the 60' times are going to kill me. I don't have any traction mods done. That is probably my next step.
Is the CAM in your SIG a Comp grind? 614/624 lift? If so, that is the same cam I used in my 11.5 to 1 370 with LS3 heads. It made the 500whp. Granted the only stock internals in that motor were the crank and rocker arms, but a 408 should do the job much easier.
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My truck ran a 12.5@111 with 441hp at the wheels and weighed 5150#.
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Is the CAM in your SIG a Comp grind? 614/624 lift? If so, that is the same cam I used in my 11.5 to 1 370 with LS3 heads. It made the 500whp. Granted the only stock internals in that motor were the crank and rocker arms, but a 408 should do the job much easier.
Comp ground it but it is a pat g cam. Yea I need to do work to the top end if i'm going to make any more power.
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Originally Posted by nonnieselman
My truck ran a 12.5@111 with 441hp at the wheels and weighed 5150#.
What was your 60' time?



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