4.8l 07 NNBS New best.
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4.8l 07 NNBS New best.
I went to the track today and got a few things worked out.
Mods:
07 NNBS RCSB 4.8L
TR220 cam
K&N CAI
Performabuilt 3600 stall
Pacesetter LTs
4.10s Trutrac
20" 07 Tahoe Wheels
Best ET & MPH:
2.141 - 60'
5.975 - 330'
9.178 - 1/8
77.52 - MPH
14.23 - 1/4
96.46 - MPH
Best 60': 2.10
Made about 10 passes all pretty consistent. Maybe in some cold weather I'll get some 13s.
Mods:
07 NNBS RCSB 4.8L
TR220 cam
K&N CAI
Performabuilt 3600 stall
Pacesetter LTs
4.10s Trutrac
20" 07 Tahoe Wheels
Best ET & MPH:
2.141 - 60'
5.975 - 330'
9.178 - 1/8
77.52 - MPH
14.23 - 1/4
96.46 - MPH
Best 60': 2.10
Made about 10 passes all pretty consistent. Maybe in some cold weather I'll get some 13s.
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I'm only a 10th slower than you with an ext cab 4.8 with tune,intake and exhaust. Whos hurtin now.LOL. 3.42s open diff, and stock trans. Congrats on the time, I think its pretty good.
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Are you running the 20's on youre truck when you run it at the track? And what is the race weight if you know? I have an ls1 I am going to rebuild and put in this thing soon just want to play with the little motor first. From what I have seen the NNBS RCSB trucks are about the same weight as the classic ECSB.
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On 20s it only went 15.1 in the summer heat. My best pass was with weight reduction and in the cold weather on 16" wheels. The NNBS trucks are definitely faster. Dont know my weight.