I raced my friend in his 04 Bee with my 1999 ecsb 5.3L(true duals and intake). He didn't know how to brake stall when we raced and we were dead even up to around 80 mph. So I would say if he knew how to brake stall his would probably run a low 15.1-15.3 stock since mind is probably about a 15.5.

 

Thats about right hero for a 2 x 4 bee.

 

Daytonas come with 3.92 axle ratios - not sure what the Bees have and most stock Rams don't have the 3.92

 

I'm pretty sure all Bees came w/ the 3.92 aslo.

 

As far as I know The Bee's are the same as a regular Hemi but with visual upgrades and a production number!

 

Well, there is mine, ( if you do not count the aftermarket 17's that were laying in the garage from my last truck ! and my HomeDepot CAI that was not quite free, ) then I am sure there are a few more out there... Seems like there are about 4 or more for every forum you visit that are in the 13's.
But you are probably talking about Hemi777 that ran 13.77 with about $200 in mods...

TJ

 

One possible answer about why the bees seem quicker on the street is they came with the 3.92 gear to help ofset the 20 inch tires.

 

well, the reason i asked it right after i put the 5.3 and 4l60 in my truck I raced one from a 40 roll. I put about a truck length on him from 40-80. I was happy, but it may have just been luck. My truck is a 81 c10 sb. since then i have put a 3.73, posi, and a dyno tune. sadly enough tho on a mustang dyno it only put 245hp and 260 tq with the converter unlocked.

 

I'm at 307 to the wheels, and run a 14.6.