20psi 180 IAT's =not that fast
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#52
Bring it on.
#53

And I know how to use them!
#54
Sorry you had issues but thats quite a statement.
I am the owner of the SS Shootout site and Administrator of TBSSowners.com so I have a little history with LeftCoast32.
I guess you have to be somewhat of a salesman to stay in business but I can assure you Joe is more of an answer/solution guy than he is a salesman. He has a reputation with the TBSS crowd as being one of the top "answer guys" in the industry and everyone I know that has bought from him has been thrilled with his after the sales support as well as support without even getting the sale.
As I said, I am sorry you have had issues. But speaking personally and for dozens and dozens of my friends, Joe has plenty of answers.
I am the owner of the SS Shootout site and Administrator of TBSSowners.com so I have a little history with LeftCoast32.
I guess you have to be somewhat of a salesman to stay in business but I can assure you Joe is more of an answer/solution guy than he is a salesman. He has a reputation with the TBSS crowd as being one of the top "answer guys" in the industry and everyone I know that has bought from him has been thrilled with his after the sales support as well as support without even getting the sale.
As I said, I am sorry you have had issues. But speaking personally and for dozens and dozens of my friends, Joe has plenty of answers.
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Finally got the belt issues figured out and was able to stand on it without the belt coming off or apart.
Makes a bunch of boost but it isn't that fast. I actually liked the 1900 better. So 20lbs with 15 degrees of timing should be fast right. Mid elevens on my GTech on the single run I used it for. I think that's slow for this setup.
Wish I would have kept the 1900 and just squeezed a 100 shot on it. Would have had a 10 second truck without all of the b.s. the 2300 has been. To get this setup into the 10's I feel like I'll need a 30% downhill grade.. I should be happy that I didn't loose another belt and/or pulley today I guess.
If anyone is interested I'm thinking of ditching the 2300 and going to a centri. All offers considered
Makes a bunch of boost but it isn't that fast. I actually liked the 1900 better. So 20lbs with 15 degrees of timing should be fast right. Mid elevens on my GTech on the single run I used it for. I think that's slow for this setup.
Wish I would have kept the 1900 and just squeezed a 100 shot on it. Would have had a 10 second truck without all of the b.s. the 2300 has been. To get this setup into the 10's I feel like I'll need a 30% downhill grade.. I should be happy that I didn't loose another belt and/or pulley today I guess.
If anyone is interested I'm thinking of ditching the 2300 and going to a centri. All offers considered

Also if your 2wd there is going to be a huge reduction in ET running on the track vs the street.
#57
Ha Ha, too funny! 6700lb's = 3 tons +, 60 ft's are leaving off idle in 6700lbs, and your right it might just might hit 10's
thx!
just realized.....

#58
Sorry you had issues but thats quite a statement.
I am the owner of the SS Shootout site and Administrator of TBSSowners.com so I have a little history with LeftCoast32.
I guess you have to be somewhat of a salesman to stay in business but I can assure you Joe is more of an answer/solution guy than he is a salesman. He has a reputation with the TBSS crowd as being one of the top "answer guys" in the industry and everyone I know that has bought from him has been thrilled with his after the sales support as well as support without even getting the sale.
As I said, I am sorry you have had issues. But speaking personally and for dozens and dozens of my friends, Joe has plenty of answers.
I am the owner of the SS Shootout site and Administrator of TBSSowners.com so I have a little history with LeftCoast32.
I guess you have to be somewhat of a salesman to stay in business but I can assure you Joe is more of an answer/solution guy than he is a salesman. He has a reputation with the TBSS crowd as being one of the top "answer guys" in the industry and everyone I know that has bought from him has been thrilled with his after the sales support as well as support without even getting the sale.
As I said, I am sorry you have had issues. But speaking personally and for dozens and dozens of my friends, Joe has plenty of answers.
I had called and talked with him a few times after incident #3 on my list on post #21. And after taking his advice and purchasing a full set of pulleys from him still had problems keeping the belt on. Joe didn't give me ANY bad advice but he didn't offer a solution that worked either. So his comment "You should have called when you were installing the 8 rib" was disingenuous at best. But you have much more experiance and history with him than I do. So it looks like this was just one of those rare and unusual instances where someone (me) wasn't "thrilled" with his support. It doesn't make him a bad guy or diminish his potential to continue to offer quality advice to his loyal followers.
Plus I'm running more boost with a larger pulley
2.9 vs my 3.2 I probably make more power too even with all my hot air
#59
Is this with the Gtech pro or the old style? The old Gtechs read way slower than the pro's. I ran 11.53@124mph on the street with my old style Gt and the next day went 10.65@127mph at the track. The only difference was from 7000' elv down to 5000'. Thats .2 tenths difference max on a turbocharged setup.
Also if your 2wd there is going to be a huge reduction in ET running on the track vs the street.
Also if your 2wd there is going to be a huge reduction in ET running on the track vs the street.
My truck is a 4wd but didn't have a great launch on that run.
Love your truck too btw. great looking and very, very fast. Not everyone realizes what it takes to get into the 10's.
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