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I think you definately need to bring your truck out to the Blackbear tuning meet so we can all see it!! :nonod:

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I think you definately need to bring your truck out to the Blackbear tuning meet so we can all see it!! :nonod:

 

 

thats a possiblity, i just need to gather some extra funds to replace the center section in my EWP. Im always all over the burgh in the summer nights. youll either see it or hear it if your out and about

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Quik, that's f*ckin' sweeeeet. Very nice ride man, enjoyed the video. :nonod:

 

 

thank you for the kind words. if i can get back on my feet and caught up with bills i plan to toss a 408 in there and shoot for 1000-1100 rwhp. same parts just a better bottomend. my cam and etc was all spec'd for the larger motor to begin with

 

the combo for most part is a copy of Parish. i had purchased his cam and bought same turbo as he did. Add 408 to mix with good tuning and should have similar results

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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I think you definately need to bring your truck out to the Blackbear tuning meet so we can all see it!! :nonod:

 

 

thats a possiblity, i just need to gather some extra funds to replace the center section in my EWP. Im always all over the burgh in the summer nights. youll either see it or hear it if your out and about

 

 

Yes,I do think you need to be there!!! Although it looks like you don't need a tune :D

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I think you definately need to bring your truck out to the Blackbear tuning meet so we can all see it!! :nonod:

 

 

thats a possiblity, i just need to gather some extra funds to replace the center section in my EWP. Im always all over the burgh in the summer nights. youll either see it or hear it if your out and about

 

 

Yes,I do think you need to be there!!! Although it looks like you don't need a tune :D

 

 

 

thats actually how i heard about this site. i seen a post on SSS.com and followed the lead :lol:

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Sweet! What are your 1/4 mile times?

 

And HOLY CRAP did that Camaro hook up off the line or what!!! :nonod: What did he run?

 

 

on that run was first time out with combo. i was still dealing with bugs. i broke before the 1/8 and went 13.6 @ 88 mph. my clutch rod had bent so i had no 4th. you can see in the video when the assend drops down. first i had no boost, 2nd was 5 psi, 3rd was 9 psi and no 4th. not a good run whatso ever. 60' was only 2.1 very horrible

 

camaro ran a 10 i forget entire specs of his run.

 

im still dealing with hydraluic issues with my setup so no track times till i can figure that out. when i do make it to track i plan to try my best at ET with 9psi then slowly work my way up to 16psi. I dont expect a very well ET since my dyno graph looks like a import. i expect high mph on the higher boost settings

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Bad A$$ ride! I look forward (probably not as much as you) to seeing some 1/4 mile times.

 

Are you still running a stock driveline/suspension set up?

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