BlackGMC build take 2 - Turbo Time
04-17-2015, 09:00 PM
#935
You may be the type that actually enjoys working on your truck more than driving.
I would love to try something else, but I just can't strand to miss my turbo whine. I turn heads all the time from people on the street when the turbo spools up
I would love to try something else, but I just can't strand to miss my turbo whine. I turn heads all the time from people on the street when the turbo spools up
04-17-2015, 09:26 PM
#937
On the contary. Unlike most I drive my truck everyday. In the ice, snow, rain, 110* summer, etc. i have a very nice daily driver that i never drive. I built my truck to drive and enjoy. To me if i could not drive it everyday i wiould get rid of it. Honestly i dont understand how people can put as much time and money into these trucks and not drive them everyday. Garage queens, trailer queens, dyno queens, and track queens are all a waste in my opinion.
04-17-2015, 09:32 PM
#938
I think that's a great opinion you have, and I share that.
I no longer DD my truck, and it honestly sits in the garage without being driven around 28/30 days a month. The damn thing scapes just getting in the driveway and is not fun to drive around with the bad roads and all, not to mention the wagon wheel ride quality. Running on ethanol also limits things since there's only 1 station remotely close that sells it. No driving in the rain with the DRs.
I'd love to build a real street bruiser, a 4wd regular cab with moderate power 5-600 rwhp that I can run on straight 93 without any issues. Something that can go stoplight to stoplight with almost instant power and still get good fuel economy.
I no longer DD my truck, and it honestly sits in the garage without being driven around 28/30 days a month. The damn thing scapes just getting in the driveway and is not fun to drive around with the bad roads and all, not to mention the wagon wheel ride quality. Running on ethanol also limits things since there's only 1 station remotely close that sells it. No driving in the rain with the DRs.
I'd love to build a real street bruiser, a 4wd regular cab with moderate power 5-600 rwhp that I can run on straight 93 without any issues. Something that can go stoplight to stoplight with almost instant power and still get good fuel economy.