New truck help plz!!!!
#1
Hey guys im brand new to the truckin game and right now i have a 87 iroc-z but i want something a bit more reliable, but the catch is in the future i want this truck to dip down in the 12 possibly 11 sec in the quater mile so guys what kinda truck would be a good base to start? Sorry this is alot to ask but you guys are my only hope lol! Thanks in advanced.
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the easiest way is to get a rcsb truck with a 5.3 and 4.10's and either S/C it or Turbo it, if turbo select the 3.23 gear, then custom tuneing,long tube heades,intake,elect.fans that will get you there, if not get NOS.
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Originally Posted by iwannaraceZ28
Hey guys im brand new to the truckin game and right now i have a 87 iroc-z but i want something a bit more reliable, but the catch is in the future i want this truck to dip down in the 12 possibly 11 sec in the quater mile so guys what kinda truck would be a good base to start? Sorry this is alot to ask but you guys are my only hope lol! Thanks in advanced.
How about this:
-1/2 ton RCSB
-LS7
-twin turbos
-4L80E
-some NOS, the shot is up to you
This should get you somewhere in the 9, 10, 11, 12 sec. range but that depends on if you can race.
But all joking aside any silverado 1500 will do, I like the 2500 because they come with 6.0L and 4L80E. The 80E tranny is a rock solid tranny, my has been in my truck for over 270,000 without a problem, oh yeah I don't really rag on my truck that is what I got my camaro for. What type of cab is up to you whether it be regular cab, extended cab, or crew cab.
#5
A RCSB 5.3 with simple bolt-ons and a 100-125 shot should have no problems hitting mid 12's, then you can go from there. If you race on the street buy a 4x4 and lower it, then you won't have to worry about traction as much..
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#9
12s, maybe 11s? Here's the equation:
4500# (or less) truck + 5.3 + cam & springs + short gears + LTs + stall + tune + lead foot = 12s truck
** NOTE: POSI carrier & sticky rubber recommended for traction! Any questions?
4500# (or less) truck + 5.3 + cam & springs + short gears + LTs + stall + tune + lead foot = 12s truck
** NOTE: POSI carrier & sticky rubber recommended for traction! Any questions?
#10
Originally Posted by Tan327
A RCSB 5.3 with simple bolt-ons and a 100-125 shot should have no problems hitting mid 12's, then you can go from there. If you race on the street buy a 4x4 and lower it, then you won't have to worry about traction as much..
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