400rwhp 5.3l?
#11
Wait........I don't want to get into an arguement with you guys. I'm gonna loose until I get some hard numbers. With what I know now, I'll make up some lost time at the track this go around.
James
James
#14
Originally Posted by closet red neck
Oh Mark, if you think that it is silly, let me take you for a ride and show you how a 4WD truck can spin in 4hi, 60' out of the whole. It'll lay two black marks in 2WD for 450' or until you loose it.
James
James
#15
Oh just for numbers.........I see. Well I'm after ET. But too get the ET you have too have the HP and TQ to do so. I'm shooting for a 12.5 next time @ the track. My question for you guys is if I run a 12.5, should I be putting down lets say 385hp or more to the ground??? Sorry for hijacking this thread but you wanted to see what I takes to get 400hp to the ground. Also to, I hit 385hp to the ground while going through a t-case.........I should be seeing 21% drivetrain loss. So a 2WD would see a 19%????? I don't know..........
I'll post up some new ET's and dyno numbers later this year.
Good luck with 400HP to the ground!!!!
James
I'll post up some new ET's and dyno numbers later this year.
Good luck with 400HP to the ground!!!!
James
#16
Originally Posted by closet red neck
Oh just for numbers.........I see. Well I'm after ET. But too get the ET you have too have the HP and TQ to do so. I'm shooting for a 12.5 next time @ the track. My question for you guys is if I run a 12.5, should I be putting down lets say 385hp or more to the ground??? Sorry for hijacking this thread but you wanted to see what I takes to get 400hp to the ground. Also to, I hit 385hp to the ground while going through a t-case.........I should be seeing 21% drivetrain loss. So a 2WD would see a 19%????? I don't know..........
I'll post up some new ET's and dyno numbers later this year.
Good luck with 400HP to the ground!!!!
James
I'll post up some new ET's and dyno numbers later this year.
Good luck with 400HP to the ground!!!!
James
#17
Well I think it has to do with mother nature depending on where you are at. Like am in oklahoma and I put down 455 on the spray and went high 11s, on motor I went mid 13s and I put down 350hp na. Where you are located matters as far as air density goes less humidity means you are going to put down good numbers and good ets so you can't really go off of some of this guys. Good air helps this trucks alot! that well tell you why txsilverado went 13a on 277 in a extcab which is still hard to take in.


