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Old 05-26-2004, 03:13 PM
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if you put a tune and intake and exaust and fans you should be low 14's put in a yank tt300 you'll see 13's
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prob about $1700
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Originally Posted by cstchevy
how much did you spend on that ram getting into the 13's?
Like $200
$100 cold air kit, $75 dynomax, a few free mods and spring clamps for the traction.
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Originally Posted by Daniel's02GMC
if you put a tune and intake and exaust and fans you should be low 14's put in a yank tt300 you'll see 13's
I had awesome luck w/ the vigi I had in my Z. I'd assume a 2600-3000 would be about right for the truck given its weight?
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Originally Posted by bigbadblack93z
I had awesome luck w/ the vigi I had in my Z. I'd assume a 2600-3000 would be about right for the truck given its weight?
yea, nothing over a 3200
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raging motorsports went 13.90s with just cam (very small), cutout, gears, and a pulley. this was on 20" rims and a terrible 60'

headers, stall convertor, and a drag radial would have made that truck FLY but it is a pure daily driver/tow rig

it is an RCSB 03 chevy.
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Originally Posted by bigbadblack93z
I want to do it w/o getting in to the motor and w/o spray. I'm running high 13's on motor right now w/ a cold air kit and a muffler.
Are you telling me your running high 13s with a 5.3, intake and muffleR! DAMN!

Must be a factory freak!

*edit ... oh .. I guess its a dodge ram *
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2003 5.7 hemi on drag radials w/ dynomax muffler and a cold air kit on stock programming.
The secret is in the gearing I get from the short 275/40-17's and not having the 90# 20's on it.
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Originally Posted by bigbadblack93z
spring clamps for the traction.
I havent heard of that before. Whats that all about?
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Are drag radials not considered a mod anymore?


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