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#351
89 C2500 SCLB
Aluminum 16" American Racing Wheels
30" tall tires
388 SBC and 5LM60 and 14 bolt semi floater with drum brakes
Bench seat and no options
3860lbs without driver and 3/4 tank of gas
Almost 200 pounds lighter than last year
Aluminum 16" American Racing Wheels
30" tall tires
388 SBC and 5LM60 and 14 bolt semi floater with drum brakes
Bench seat and no options
3860lbs without driver and 3/4 tank of gas
Almost 200 pounds lighter than last year
#357
10 Second Club
iTrader: (18)
4481 lbs... nearly a full tank of fuel. No spare tire. RCSS, LQ4/80E swap, power everything, small stereo, 18" Billet Specialties wheels. Actually lighter than I thought it would be.
I seems to have lost weight, it was 4470 with the 4.8/60E and fleetside bed. 3/8 tank of fuel and spare tire on board.
Maybe the stepside beds really are 90-100 lbs lighter...
I seems to have lost weight, it was 4470 with the 4.8/60E and fleetside bed. 3/8 tank of fuel and spare tire on board.
Maybe the stepside beds really are 90-100 lbs lighter...
#358
Most definitely..
Wheels
rear..15x8 cragar soft 8( not the lightest) with a 275/50/15 Mickey Thompson DRs.
fronts are 17x7.5 GM 7 spoke spares (very light 19#) with 225/65/17
removed or replaced
front sway bar
unnecessary underhood brackets
roll pan in place of bumper
tailgate off at this weight
jump seat and passenger seat
has long tubes no cats
Y pipe to a small dynomax bullet then dumped
yank 9.5" converter in place of stock
might be something I'm forgetting but that's pretty well it. This was a fairly loaded truck for a reg cab so still has PW/PL AC. Obviously pass seat will go back in for everyday driving. Might get underneath it some more with a sawzall and angle grinder and lop off some of the unnecessary BS.
Last edited by 2004silvy; 09-24-2017 at 08:57 PM. Reason: Triple post