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Old Jan 9, 2012 | 02:33 PM
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Default New truck! Slammed, cammed, bolted and stalled.

Picked this up from a member on here, joshRA, great guy to deal with, a couple days ago.
Heres the specs:
2002 ecsb
5.3
TR224/224 .563/.563 112+4 cam
k&n fipk
Pacesetter lt's/ory
3" to e-cutout to corsa sport dumped before axle
ls1 fans
180* tstat
4l60e
40k trucool tranny cooler
tbss stall
vette servo
stock g80 with 456's
Truckshop tuned
4ish/8ish drop
SS 20's with 255/40/20 tires
snuglid bedcover
shaved gate
colormatched
full hd front end (upper bumper cap and grille not colormatched)
tan cloth interior
full center console
aftermarket door speakers
aftermarket single din
Escalade cluster





We barely got it off the trailer because the xmember kept hanging up
Ive been searching and never really found a definite answer to what kind of power its making at the crank and wheels, also what time it should run. If anyone one has a guess I'd be glad to hear em! Keep in mind the 4:56s and 28" tall tire

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Old Jan 9, 2012 | 02:44 PM
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Wow that's looksn clean
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Old Jan 9, 2012 | 02:57 PM
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Truck looks good. Id say it should run a mid to low 13
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Old Jan 9, 2012 | 03:01 PM
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Im interested on how it will do with the 4.56 and 28" tire. I have 4.56 and thinking about a 28" radial for the track.
and alittle trick for offloading a lowered vehicle, Drive the rear tires up a set of ramps. This will make the rear of the trailer drop closer to the ground and make it easier to offload the truck. See it all the time at the track.
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Old Jan 9, 2012 | 03:36 PM
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you got a steal on that..he practically gave it away at the price he was asking.
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Old Jan 9, 2012 | 04:51 PM
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this truck is super clean man
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Old Jan 9, 2012 | 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Black08Chevy
Truck looks good. Id say it should run a mid to low 13
That's what I was thinking.
Originally Posted by 2doorfury
you got a steal on that..he practically gave it away at the price he was asking.
Im extremely happy for what I got for.

Originally Posted by trav1eso
this truck is super clean man
It has it's flaws but from a distance it looks damn good.

Originally Posted by AndysC3
Im interested on how it will do with the 4.56 and 28" tire. I have 4.56 and thinking about a 28" radial for the track.
and alittle trick for offloading a lowered vehicle, Drive the rear tires up a set of ramps. This will make the rear of the trailer drop closer to the ground and make it easier to offload the truck. See it all the time at the track.
Makes sense. We just jacked the trailer up while it was still hooked to the truck then used the trailer ramps with more boards to make it a longer less steep slope.
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