SS Silverado vs Dodge Daytona
07-20-2006 | 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by SBTork
yeah that 500 mile stuff is hard to obide by......that's a long time to wait.
I hammered on mine when it only had 22 mi on it. No problems yet at 28,000mi. Other than the shitty brakes!
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07-20-2006 | 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by nonnieselman
i know my friends 04 QC 2wd w/ 3.92s has Goodyear HP 275/60/20's,
because we were comparing them to my tires, 275/60/16's.
because we were comparing them to my tires, 275/60/16's.
that size sounds correct...275/60/20's
07-20-2006 | 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by CHEVY6000VHO
AWD SS trucks have 4.10 gears in front and rear diffs.
2WD SS, VHO's, and V-Max trucks all have the 345 hp 6.0L Though most should only come with the 3.73 gears.
All the trucks from 04' to 06' that come with factory 20's from GM, will more than likely have the 275/55/20 GDY Eagle LS or LS-2 tires.
Jim
2WD SS, VHO's, and V-Max trucks all have the 345 hp 6.0L Though most should only come with the 3.73 gears.
All the trucks from 04' to 06' that come with factory 20's from GM, will more than likely have the 275/55/20 GDY Eagle LS or LS-2 tires.
Jim
07-20-2006 | 07:19 PM
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How did he get the 4:10. I read my sticker before I bought it, and it said 3:73. I think in a truck like an SSS or V-Max should automaticly have a 4:10 axle, after all, look at what your buying. They put all the bells and whistles on the SSS, but they don't put a 4:10 in it. Unless its an option? Or the AWD.
Question also; What is so special about the hemi 05' QC 4x4. I hear alot about them. Is it faster than other hemi's or something? You would thing its heaver that the oher ones.
Question also; What is so special about the hemi 05' QC 4x4. I hear alot about them. Is it faster than other hemi's or something? You would thing its heaver that the oher ones.
07-22-2006 | 01:51 AM
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depends where you go, for 600 i got the gears, alll bearings and the install but while i was looking i was quoted up to 1200$. you really need to find a good gear guy cuz a bad or mediocre install will leave you wishing you had done different.
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