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DanMan_S Enthusiast

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the curb weight on a new Crew cab short box 4x4 duramax 2500 is 5950 lbs. crazy that a half ton weighs the same!! no wonder they get poop for mileage.

 

Where you getting your numbers? Chevy's website shows that the 2014 Silverado 2500 Crew Cab, 4x4, Duramax is 7300 lbs!

 

The 6.0 is 6400 lbs.

 

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For reference, the difference in the standard tune to the e85 tune was roughly 1/2 second in the 0 - 60 run and roughly 1/2 second in the 1/4 mile as well

 

http://www.gmhightechperformance.com/tech/engines/1306_2014_silverado_solid_baseline/

 

http://gmauthority.com/blog/2013/07/lingenfelter-performance-puts-the-2014-silverado-on-the-dyno-with-video/

Too bad my 2013 6.2 doesn't take E85. I would see a 13 seconds pass bone stock on E85. I ran 14.38 on 10% ethanol. Mine is only an extended cab. Title weight is listed at 5200#.
MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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For reference, the difference in the standard tune to the e85 tune was roughly 1/2 second in the 0 - 60 run and roughly 1/2 second in the 1/4 mile as well http://www.gmhightechperformance.com/tech/engines/1306_2014_silverado_solid_baseline/ http://gmauthority.com/blog/2013/07/lingenfelter-performance-puts-the-2014-silverado-on-the-dyno-with-video/Too bad my 2013 6.2 doesn't take E85. I would see a 13 seconds pass bone stock on E85. I ran 14.38 on 10% ethanol. Mine is only an extended cab. Title weight is listed at 5200#.

 

 

The 6.2 in the trucks should be E85 compatible.

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DanMan_S

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Too bad my 2013 6.2 doesn't take E85. I would see a 13 seconds pass bone stock on E85. I ran 14.38 on 10% ethanol. Mine is only an extended cab. Title weight is listed at 5200#.

 

You should be fine to run E85. My 2009 6.2L can definitely run E85, I still have the FlexFuel badge on the tool bench in my garage, haha. And it has a yellow "E85 Compatible" gas tank cap.

Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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Where you getting your numbers? Chevy's website shows that the 2014 Silverado 2500 Crew Cab, 4x4, Duramax is 7300 lbs!

 

The 6.0 is 6400 lbs.

 

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sorry i was lookin at reg cab long box, but the now i looked again its 6100lbs. i think you are looking at a duallie or something. no way my truk weighs almost 7500. i have 6" lift, 35's on big rims, bumper weighs almost 300#'s and a tool box in the back thats pretty heavy and like i said its 6600 with me in it. heres what im lookin at.

 

http://www.gmc.com/sierra-2500hd-pickup-truck/features-specs/capabilities.config%3Dcrew_cab_standard_box.html

MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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Sucks they limit the top speed to 99 MPH in the Silverado...

 

Compared to the whopping 107 in the Ram?

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DanMan_S

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sorry i was lookin at reg cab long box, but the now i looked again its 6100lbs. i think you are looking at a duallie or something. no way my truk weighs almost 7500. i have 6" lift, 35's on big rims, bumper weighs almost 300#'s and a tool box in the back thats pretty heavy and like i said its 6600 with me in it. heres what im lookin at.

 

http://www.gmc.com/sierra-2500hd-pickup-truck/features-specs/capabilities.config%3Dcrew_cab_standard_box.html

 

You can't get the 2500's in a dually configuration. It seems that the GMC specs are incorrectly listing the details for the 2014 HD's.

 

Both the Canadian GMC and Chevy websites show 7300 lbs for the Crew Cab, 4x4, Standard Box 2500 as well with a Duramax:

 

http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/silverado-hd/compare-options-and-specifications#ui-accordion-header

 

http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/gmc/sierra-hd/compare-options-and-specifications#ui-accordion-header

 

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Prokopchuk_9 Senior Enthusiast

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You can't get the 2500's in a dually configuration.

 

Both the Canadian GMC and Chevy websites show 7300 lbs for the Crew Cab, 4x4, Standard Box 2500 as well with a Duramax:

 

http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/chevrolet/silverado-hd/compare-options-and-specifications#ui-accordion-header

 

http://www.gm.ca/gm/english/vehicles/gmc/sierra-hd/compare-options-and-specifications#ui-accordion-header

hmmm.... maybe the scale at the dump is off???? must be...i swear it says about 3000 KG....which is 6600lbs...

 

it has to be. its the only thing ive ever weighed it on. maybe ive been wrong all this time :dunno:

CRSilverado Enthusiast

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You should be fine to run E85. My 2009 6.2L can definitely run E85, I still have the FlexFuel badge on the tool bench in my garage, haha. And it has a yellow "E85 Compatible" gas tank cap.

I think you guys are correct. I found E85 on my gas cap. Says with E85 not to use additives. May be able to run a 14.28 or so with E85 under the same conditions.
MikeNH Senior Enthusiast

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I don't understand where all the weight comes from on the newer trucks. My 2006 comes in at 5400. And that's with the bumper.

 

More safety stuff, insulation, electronics. It all adds up.

BringTheRain403 Senior Enthusiast

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Compared to the whopping 107 in the Ram?

Hey I'm coming from a Trailblazer SS that I can hit 140 in with no problem. LOL this will be the first vehicle I've ever owned that I couldn't hit 100 in lol

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