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Old 11-30-2013, 05:42 PM
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Default Anyone know the weight difference between a 07-2012 ext vs crew?
I am thinking about getting a newer style truck and moving all my applicable turbo stuff over. I am curious in the weight difference between an extended and crew cab.
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Just put more boost through it....

Gonna sale GMC as a roller???
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Just put more boost through it....

Gonna sale GMC as a roller???
Naw. I will take off the turbo, fuel system, gauges, converter, and stereo. Then Sell it running with the lq9 and 4l80.
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Loaded ’11 ECSB = ~5450 with a ½ tank on multiple certified scales (for work).

Otherwise empty though...damn porky ha.
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Loaded ’11 ECSB = ~5450 with a ½ tank on multiple certified scales (for work).

Otherwise empty though...damn porky ha.
Dear lord they are heavy. Thanks for posting
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Loaded 09 silverado z71 4x4 ecsb was 5400 1/4 tank
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I bet the CC tips the scales between 6000-6200 Lbs
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Man i had no idea they were that heavy. Also i dont see many running a 80e. To me that would be the first mod given the weight.
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Hey my heavy pig runs alright so with some boost and the right setup it will still be fun.
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Yeah i am thinking a 07-08 vmax. LY6, 4L80, 14bolt, 4WD and my turbo setup would be pretty damn fun!!

Actually i texted cody today about his but i am kinda thinking an extended cab.
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