14.1 in a 5.3 CC N/A
#11
Those are awesome times! I used to feel special to have a low 14 truck N/A it is becoming common. It does make me feel a bit better to say I have 13.4 slips thanks to some funny gas and before the end of the year i should be 13s easy N/A and 12s on the bottle.
I just want to make a point for the 5.3/6.0 questioners. My truck 6.0 with a tune, 2800 stall and similar in weight(2500 rclb/1500 ecsb) ran 14.2 vs. 14.1 with cam, tune, CAI. Point being we both have great times but the 5.3 took a cam($800 plus) to catch the 6.0.
I am not saying everyone swap in a 6.0 but for the $800+ of the cam you nearly have the 6.0 and every mod beyond there makes more power then it would have on the 5.3.
I just want to make a point for the 5.3/6.0 questioners. My truck 6.0 with a tune, 2800 stall and similar in weight(2500 rclb/1500 ecsb) ran 14.2 vs. 14.1 with cam, tune, CAI. Point being we both have great times but the 5.3 took a cam($800 plus) to catch the 6.0.
I am not saying everyone swap in a 6.0 but for the $800+ of the cam you nearly have the 6.0 and every mod beyond there makes more power then it would have on the 5.3.
#12
Same track, cooler weather, higher stall up, and put some 91 octane instead of 89. Last sunday i only stalled to 2100. this time is stalled up to 2400. i wanted to stall higher but it felt like it wanted to push the truck.
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#20
the tune is actually set up for 93oct not 89oct. that's why the truck runs better on 93oct. the sad thing is i bet it was till mixed fuel vs a full tank of 93oct.


