5.3 racer16

2002 red Lightning leather seats tonneau cover this truck s ridicously fast fast man. although im a chevy guy i still dont know how i got convinced to buy it.i know some will hate but i still chevy. this truck will be for when some **** says my truck is slow ill just walk over them. ill still mod my chevy guys dont worry. although maybe ill be doing this in future . since i talk **** about fords. this thing is fast.

greentahoe

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Im not going to give you ****. Its a hard combo to beat. If I could fit comfortably I would have bought one. I had enough of the 2 seater thing with the vette's and they at least had some room to recline.
Pulley, CAI, tune, catback and some tires should be nice I may try for my first L kill tonight. Despite the fact that my two fron tires look like a bad set of buck teeth!!!

5.3 racer16

im getting a tune ,pulley,air intake , maybe exhaust. what is a cai?

greentahoe

iTrader: (2)

Cold Air Intake. That thing should move!!

5.3 racer16

runs fast as it is stock but i will still md it. my goal is 12 seconds.

F8L Z71

12s are pretty easy in a Lightning. It's the 11s that start getting expensive... I'd run the thing bone stock first while the weather is good. Usually you're in the bottom 14s in warm temps and as low as high 13s when colder. Unless you run in perfect DA and are an excellent driver or use good tires. Then mid 13s is doable.

Congrats! They are cool trucks.

5.3 racer16

i think i might run 13s stock thats what im reading at the L forums. they say they run 13s stock.

F8L Z71

They CAN... They don't always though. LOL

Kinda like a Camaro Z28 CAN run 12s stock or even low 13s but I've seen my fair share in the 14s.. Damn rookie drivers. Hahaha

Good luck and let us know what it does (while it's cold)... before you tear into modding it

5.3 racer16

are g-tech timers good? a friend has one and im going to test both of my trucks.

F8L Z71

If they are the new models and used correctly they are good. Not perfect though. Expect to be about 2-3 10ths slower than what the meter says. I believe that's what Parish estimates on his. I figure mine varies between 1-2 10ths on avg. but I have not done enough track testing to be sure. Only twice.