the 4.56s and 35"s bring the ratio back to almost stock but it still does move pretty well for a lifted Tahoe.
I also know what gears and stall are like with my truck. lol

 

good info buddy..

i also just found out, the Tahoe wheelbase, seems to be shorter than a RCSB. lol

**Tahoe wheelbase is 116 inch....

**Silverado single cab wheelbase is 119 inches!!!

**The Extended cabs and Crew Cabs wheelbase goes as 133-143 inches!

**Suburban wheelbase 131 inches...


so yea, the Tahoe has the shortest wheelbase!!

now im itching my head? the Tahoe is a hair shorter than a RCSB... lol ?? Its still a big boi, but its not what people make it out to be. I know Im prob under 5000lbs.

 

The Suburban weight should be listed as well. But I do believe the Hummer was based on the suburban frame atleast the H1.

 

H1 is a completely different chassis. It shares nothing but the drivetrain with GM.

 

my 2012 4x2 rcsb is over 4400lbs.

 

You'll need nitrous or forced induction to break into the 12s in a Tahoe. Or every bolt on, a large cam and serious weight savings. FI will be much more daily driveable.

No idea what mine runs at the track, but it did 0-60 in about 4.1 seconds before the converter with the mods below.

 

I'm on mobile , don't show up :/.... What mods.

 

his mods are :

2003 Tahoe Z71 5.3 FlexFuel: Radix MP112 10psi, GT2-3 cam, CTS-V h/e, LPP LT's, KB BAP, FIC 75#'ers, Wheatley E85 tune, Century Stage 4 4L60E, 300mm 2400 Circle D, '05 fans, 22" Magnaflow, Hotchkis sways, panhard bar, trailing arms, Edelbrock IAS, 3.73s, Yukon LSD, hydroboost, '07 brakes

 

Thanks

 

your welcome buddy...

hey guys, this is 1 of my fav trucks, its so bad ***

please look at video

Chevy tahoe reborne Must Watch by THE-HOE - Car Videos on StreetFire



a fellow PT member here... think he is going for 11s this year.