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Old Jan 17, 2007 | 11:03 PM
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Well I figured it out.. anyhow i'll talk to ya about it later. Its just like i had originally thought.

Hey Matt, whats new?
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Old Jan 18, 2007 | 07:56 AM
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That is a sweet truck. I like the looks and the performance is outstanding. A good mesh of parts IMO. The 60' times are remarkable. 1.8's are the best I've squeezed out of mine.
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Old Jan 18, 2007 | 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by XLR8NSS
The thing I like about the AWD is that it's there whenever I drop the hammer. No need to put it in 4wd and then forget to disengage it.
oh i heard that! There's plenty of times I nail it and go . Unless there was a noticeable difference in weight or power to ground ratio, I am just to lazy and cheap to do it. Plus, doing a burnout is kinda cool here and there.

well, glad to see you 2 sign up, hang out here enough to spill you techy knowledge around! and thanks for the showing off your "green light" monster.
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Old Jan 18, 2007 | 12:11 PM
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Very nice setup. But the only down side I see to it is the fact that you caint do a burn out. As childish and stupid as that sounds, I LOVE doing burnouts with my truck. I think there is something very theriputic about a nice long smokey burnout.

On another note, I am interested to see how that blower woudl work at a higher boost level. Say 12-14#'s ?????????
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Old Jan 18, 2007 | 12:13 PM
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Is there any reason an AWD setup couldn't be switched like the 4wd?
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Old Jan 18, 2007 | 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 8ALTNG
Very nice setup. But the only down side I see to it is the fact that you caint do a burn out. As childish and stupid as that sounds, I LOVE doing burnouts with my truck. I think there is something very theriputic about a nice long smokey burnout.
Amen to that... I suppose that's why he keeps his car around, but that would be if we discussed that here.

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On another note, I am interested to see how that blower woudl work at a higher boost level. Say 12-14#'s ?????????
Me too... I don't think the blower is being spun to its max potential yet. There was some concern as to how much the stock short block, head bolts, etc could take so it was left on the conservative side. Like it was said before, this truck is a work in progress and isn't/probably never will be an all out race truck. It's used as a daily driver so he needs it to be left reliable.

Originally Posted by BlownChevy
Hey Matt, whats new?
Umm... That's not Matt.

Originally Posted by trever1t
Is there any reason an AWD setup couldn't be switched like the 4wd?
There is no way to switch the AWD on or off like the 4WD. The AWD t-case uses a viscous coupler front to rear that cannot be disengaged.
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Old Jan 22, 2007 | 10:32 PM
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I've been gone to Mexico and didn't get a chance to chime in. I just wanted to say that I was completely amazed with what that truck did. I think that the modest mods and the crazy results speak tons about the new tvs. I don't think that it really sunk in that they were at 8-9 psi with no detonation control and ran low 12's!!!!! Yes other people have run those times with the 112 but they have they're set up wound pretty tight. I think this set up was just getting started, with lot's of room for improvement. That truck is so awesome it made me sick, thank you!!!!!!
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Old Jan 23, 2007 | 07:47 AM
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Originally Posted by yurs78
I've been gone to Mexico and didn't get a chance to chime in. I just wanted to say that I was completely amazed with what that truck did. I think that the modest mods and the crazy results speak tons about the new tvs. I don't think that it really sunk in that they were at 8-9 psi with no detonation control and ran low 12's!!!!! Yes other people have run those times with the 112 but they have they're set up wound pretty tight. I think this set up was just getting started, with lot's of room for improvement. That truck is so awesome it made me sick, thank you!!!!!!
lol, I agree 100%
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Old Jan 24, 2007 | 05:54 PM
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^^ I think you'll find people will aways say they are unimpressed.. especially those who have spent way more on thier setup to achieve the same results..
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Old Jan 24, 2007 | 07:28 PM
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The TVS is the next generation of superchargers , you can count on it. I seen the same blower thats on Matt's truck make almost 700 HP on 14 lbs of boost on a bone stock 5.3 with a G2-3 cam and the only reason it made such a small number was because it lifted the cylinder heads off the block and started blowing exhaust into the dyno cell. The HP curve was not even thinking about falling of at that point. I think 800-1200 HP numbers with low parasitic and temperatures will be easy with the new TVS superchargers depending what size unit is used. Look out everyone!
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