15.21@87.4 in a 2000 Z71 SBSC 4x4 o.k.?
03-14-2004, 10:55 AM
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Originally Posted by F8LPONY
Unless you have heavy rims, bedliner, tool box etc in the back i doubt you are that heavy. My truck in stock form only weighs 5000lbs and I have a 4x4. Unless you mean with you in it and a bunch of stuff. 
03-14-2004, 10:57 AM
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Originally Posted by F8LPONY
Unless you have heavy rims, bedliner, tool box etc in the back i doubt you are that heavy. My truck in stock form only weighs 5000lbs and I have a 4x4. Unless you mean with you in it and a bunch of stuff.
03-14-2004, 11:00 AM
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I weigh mine everytime I go to the track now. With no spare, no back seat, no tailgate and 1/4 tank of gas I am about 4700lbs. I still have about 60lbs worth of stereo stuff in it that I can't take out.
Unless my truck is different or the other guys are guessing then you should be just over 5000lbs at worse.
*edit* Didn't see your last post. With a bunch of junk and yourself in it then yeah, you can easily get up there. My 4700lb race weight it without me in it. But I only weigh 160lbs so I almost don't count hahaha
Unless my truck is different or the other guys are guessing then you should be just over 5000lbs at worse.
*edit* Didn't see your last post. With a bunch of junk and yourself in it then yeah, you can easily get up there. My 4700lb race weight it without me in it. But I only weigh 160lbs so I almost don't count hahaha
03-14-2004, 11:21 AM
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Originally Posted by F8LPONY
I weigh mine everytime I go to the track now. With no spare, no back seat, no tailgate and 1/4 tank of gas I am about 4700lbs. I still have about 60lbs worth of stereo stuff in it that I can't take out.
Unless my truck is different or the other guys are guessing then you should be just over 5000lbs at worse.
*edit* Didn't see your last post. With a bunch of junk and yourself in it then yeah, you can easily get up there. My 4700lb race weight it without me in it. But I only weigh 160lbs so I almost don't count hahaha
Unless my truck is different or the other guys are guessing then you should be just over 5000lbs at worse.
*edit* Didn't see your last post. With a bunch of junk and yourself in it then yeah, you can easily get up there. My 4700lb race weight it without me in it. But I only weigh 160lbs so I almost don't count hahaha
it has its advantages. although i always get picked on for weighing less then my friends. at least i don't hit on my fat chicks
03-14-2004, 11:23 AM
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Originally Posted by F8LPONY
I weigh mine everytime I go to the track now. With no spare, no back seat, no tailgate and 1/4 tank of gas I am about 4700lbs. I still have about 60lbs worth of stereo stuff in it that I can't take out.
Unless my truck is different or the other guys are guessing then you should be just over 5000lbs at worse.
*edit* Didn't see your last post. With a bunch of junk and yourself in it then yeah, you can easily get up there. My 4700lb race weight it without me in it. But I only weigh 160lbs so I almost don't count hahaha
Unless my truck is different or the other guys are guessing then you should be just over 5000lbs at worse.
*edit* Didn't see your last post. With a bunch of junk and yourself in it then yeah, you can easily get up there. My 4700lb race weight it without me in it. But I only weigh 160lbs so I almost don't count hahaha
03-14-2004, 11:56 AM
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I do notice a difference.
On a bathroom scale (which is about the same as every other scale I weigh myself on) i get the following:
Spare 265/75/16 = 54-56lbs
Tailgate = 45lbs
Rear seat (cloth) = 65lbs
Subs+boxs = 90lbs (Eclipse Aluminum and vantage boxes)
Total weigh shaved for race day = 254lbs
That should be good for almost 2 10ths
On 2wd trucks though this could be problematic because you will notice a big difference in traction. I launch in 4wd Hi so it's no biggy for me.
On a bathroom scale (which is about the same as every other scale I weigh myself on) i get the following:
Spare 265/75/16 = 54-56lbs
Tailgate = 45lbs
Rear seat (cloth) = 65lbs
Subs+boxs = 90lbs (Eclipse Aluminum and vantage boxes)
Total weigh shaved for race day = 254lbs
That should be good for almost 2 10ths
On 2wd trucks though this could be problematic because you will notice a big difference in traction. I launch in 4wd Hi so it's no biggy for me.
03-14-2004, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by F8LPONY
I do notice a difference.
On a bathroom scale (which is about the same as every other scale I weigh myself on) i get the following:
Spare 265/75/16 = 54-56lbs
Tailgate = 45lbs
Rear seat (cloth) = 65lbs
Subs+boxs = 90lbs (Eclipse Aluminum and vantage boxes)
Total weigh shaved for race day = 254lbs
That should be good for almost 2 10ths
On 2wd trucks though this could be problematic because you will notice a big difference in traction. I launch in 4wd Hi so it's no biggy for me.
On a bathroom scale (which is about the same as every other scale I weigh myself on) i get the following:
Spare 265/75/16 = 54-56lbs
Tailgate = 45lbs
Rear seat (cloth) = 65lbs
Subs+boxs = 90lbs (Eclipse Aluminum and vantage boxes)
Total weigh shaved for race day = 254lbs
That should be good for almost 2 10ths
On 2wd trucks though this could be problematic because you will notice a big difference in traction. I launch in 4wd Hi so it's no biggy for me.
you've got some great times for an EC Z71. congrats
03-14-2004, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by KeukaZ71
you've got some great times for an EC Z71. congrats
But I believe I am still behind some of the other guys on here so I took the cam out (the one used on that run) and went bigger. I used my G-Timer the other night and with my full weight 5100lbs or so I still trapped 94.3mph. Before the newest cam I could never trap more than 92mph or 93 if I was in race trim. So even without tuning I feel confident I can trap 94-95mph at the track.
Now Imagine if I started off with a regular cab like 01Tahoetwinscrew! Nice truck you got there mate.
03-14-2004, 10:15 PM
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Here is the breakdown of my 15.21 run....I was mistaken on the mph in the first post.
60'-2.218
330'-6.298
1/8-9.718@72.31
1000'-12.664
1/4-15.213@87.89
I have no idea why I put 87.4 in the topic.
60'-2.218
330'-6.298
1/8-9.718@72.31
1000'-12.664
1/4-15.213@87.89
I have no idea why I put 87.4 in the topic.
03-14-2004, 10:35 PM
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i have a 2000 gmc sierra z71 373's a hard bed cover and all the mods i listed below, does anyone have a clue of what i might run 1/4 mile. i have yet to get to the track (april 3rd opener) and i am a little curious i think i might be somewhere around 15.4 - 15.7 i hope.