What should this truck run 4.8/rcsb
10-06-2018, 08:17 PM
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What should this truck run 4.8/rcsb
Riddle me this....
2000 rcsb 4.8/60e with these mods
224/230 cam
Stock 706 heads
Gen3 bottom end
Tbss intake/90mm tb
3000 stall
4.56 gear and 295/65/15 radials
Auburn diff
100shot
Stock manifolds no cats
Pump 93
It's my brothers truck and I'm not sure what it ran so with it being full weight what do you guys think it should run? Talking 1/8 mile. I know what it runs on motor and nitrous as we went last night. But I want some opinions before I spill the really shitty beans
2000 rcsb 4.8/60e with these mods
224/230 cam
Stock 706 heads
Gen3 bottom end
Tbss intake/90mm tb
3000 stall
4.56 gear and 295/65/15 radials
Auburn diff
100shot
Stock manifolds no cats
Pump 93
It's my brothers truck and I'm not sure what it ran so with it being full weight what do you guys think it should run? Talking 1/8 mile. I know what it runs on motor and nitrous as we went last night. But I want some opinions before I spill the really shitty beans
10-08-2018, 10:10 AM
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Riddle me this....
2000 rcsb 4.8/60e with these mods
224/230 cam
Stock 706 heads
Gen3 bottom end
Tbss intake/90mm tb
3000 stall
4.56 gear and 295/65/15 radials
Auburn diff
100shot
Stock manifolds no cats
Pump 93
It's my brothers truck and I'm not sure what it ran so with it being full weight what do you guys think it should run? Talking 1/8 mile. I know what it runs on motor and nitrous as we went last night. But I want some opinions before I spill the really shitty beans
2000 rcsb 4.8/60e with these mods
224/230 cam
Stock 706 heads
Gen3 bottom end
Tbss intake/90mm tb
3000 stall
4.56 gear and 295/65/15 radials
Auburn diff
100shot
Stock manifolds no cats
Pump 93
It's my brothers truck and I'm not sure what it ran so with it being full weight what do you guys think it should run? Talking 1/8 mile. I know what it runs on motor and nitrous as we went last night. But I want some opinions before I spill the really shitty beans
10-08-2018, 10:47 AM
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TECH Junkie
1/8 varies between dividing 1/4 time by 1.54-1.58 as a general rule depending on 60' or a big top end charge such as turbo. I just use 1.56 as an average so 12.9 / 1.56 = 8.269. To find 1/4 from 1/8 just multiply 8.269 x 1.56.
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