VHO Track Times
Apr 19, 2005 | 04:29 PM
#11
13 Second Truck Club
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From: East Texas
Originally Posted by CHEVY6000VHO
The only weight reduction was the tailgate and spare tire on that particular 14.3 run.
Though on my 14.4 run, I did have the tailgate on and up. The spare was still off.
I also had a good 1/4+ tank of fuel on all runs.
Jim
Though on my 14.4 run, I did have the tailgate on and up. The spare was still off.
I also had a good 1/4+ tank of fuel on all runs.
Jim
I just remembered, Sunday night is "green only" night. No yellows.
My bad.
Apr 19, 2005 | 04:36 PM
#12
I was running on my 275/ 55/ 20 GY Eagle LS tires.
Basically I could not even stall up at all or I would incenerate the tires.
So I just waited for the green to hit the gas.
Jim
Basically I could not even stall up at all or I would incenerate the tires.
So I just waited for the green to hit the gas.
Jim
Apr 19, 2005 | 08:02 PM
#16
Originally Posted by v8
hey chevy6000vho and txsilverado nice to meet both of ya and very good times for both.
Jim
Apr 19, 2005 | 10:29 PM
#18
12 Second Truck Club
Joined: Feb 2002
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From: Sacramento, CA
Damn 6.0Ls!!!!!
I'm with Zippy though. Stay away form the water with treaded tires. There is ZERO need to get em wet and even less of a need for a burnout. Just clean them off with a few revolutions and move to stage.
These trucks are very impressive. I can only imagine what they can run with a simple cam swap and the associated bolt-ons..
I'm with Zippy though. Stay away form the water with treaded tires. There is ZERO need to get em wet and even less of a need for a burnout. Just clean them off with a few revolutions and move to stage.
These trucks are very impressive. I can only imagine what they can run with a simple cam swap and the associated bolt-ons..
