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Originally Posted by 02sierraz71_5.3
as far as guys with 600rwhp most of them seem to have left or are very scarce nowadays like GMC SKI, weedo (I think he was over 500), the guy with the black truck that did a vid flyby at 180 etc... they all had turbo setups
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Originally Posted by moregrip
I haven't seen many 600+ rwhp trucks around here, hardly any infact, in any configuration besides Parish.
where are all these 600rwhp dudes around here? gimmie a list, I need to know
where are all these 600rwhp dudes around here? gimmie a list, I need to know
Here is my slip from that run:
and the video for those who haven't seen it...
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Ignore the fact that I was sleeping at the tree
He got me off the line pretty bad. I launched at 3 lbs. and at the 53 second mark in the video you will see the truck torque steer to the right and I let out and get back in it. You'll also hear the trans slipping at the 59 second mark, once again I let out for a moment so it would shift and got back in it.
-Rick
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Originally Posted by SilverC5Vert
The Livernois Escalade has to make 700ish. True, there is no dyno graph, but the truck weighs 6,055 lbs. with a half tank of gas and no driver, loaded full of stereo equipment, and runs 12.88@107 mph on 24 inch wheels. The truck has a 100% untouched factory engine, stock converter, and the trans was going on that pass.
Here is my slip from that run:
and the video for those who haven't seen it...
Click Here
Ignore the fact that I was sleeping at the tree
He got me off the line pretty bad. I launched at 3 lbs. and at the 53 second mark in the video you will see the truck torque steer to the right and I let out and get back in it. You'll also hear the trans slipping at the 59 second mark, once again I let out for a moment so it would shift and got back in it.
-Rick
Here is my slip from that run:
and the video for those who haven't seen it...
Click Here
Ignore the fact that I was sleeping at the tree
He got me off the line pretty bad. I launched at 3 lbs. and at the 53 second mark in the video you will see the truck torque steer to the right and I let out and get back in it. You'll also hear the trans slipping at the 59 second mark, once again I let out for a moment so it would shift and got back in it.
-Rick
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Originally Posted by moregrip
what was your race weight for that day?
This was with the GT40/67.
I do however know of a 5.3L RCSB Silverado with the GT37 kit @ 8 lbs., a 4.56 gear, and a Gibson Catback that runs 12.4x@117 mph.
-Rick
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Originally Posted by SilverC5Vert
6,055 without me in it right before that pass and if I remember correctly, the S/C truck weighed 5,950.
This was with the GT40/67.
I do however know of a 5.3L RCSB Silverado with the GT37 kit @ 8 lbs., a 4.56 gear, and a Gibson Catback that runs 12.4x@117 mph.
-Rick
This was with the GT40/67.
I do however know of a 5.3L RCSB Silverado with the GT37 kit @ 8 lbs., a 4.56 gear, and a Gibson Catback that runs 12.4x@117 mph.
-Rick
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Originally Posted by moregrip
6230lbs @ 107mph trap = approx 595rwhp from my calcs.
-Rick
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Originally Posted by SilverC5Vert
I just did the math too and that's what I came up with as well. Ah well, it's a little over 700 at the crank with stock heads, cam, internals, etc I guarantee that if I wouldn't have let out twice it would have went quicker, but who knows. The next pass it went 13.1 @ 109 mph with the trans slipping even worse. So to date, the best ET is 12.88 and best mph is 109.
-Rick
-Rick
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