A fast as hell truck that is bagged?

I'm thinking about after I get everything done (Looks and speed), maybe bagging the truck for some more looks, but I don't know how good it will go with the performance aspect....

 

guy over on latruckscene.com has a fast s10 thats bagged and I think he even races it. his sn is dashoe

 

Whats his best times? Does he have problems launching or anything with the bags or does the extra weight affect him at all?

 

I will. As far as timeslips go I'm hoping for low 13's with a little forced induction . Air bag systems operate really well when set up properly and I will be more concerned about my drivetrain failing before the suspension will.

 

Maybe After I get everything in and run 11s or lower I will go for some bags... =P

 

If you look up the Intro Custom Wheels silverado x cab Cadi clip flames, its layin frame on 20s and still runin like a 14 sec quarter with a blower

 

IF you do it right, you might see improved time with just the bag setup, seein as tho you'll be 4-link or better. Weight might negate some of the extra traction, so might not, but I don't see any reason it wouldn't work. There was an article in truckin a while back with a bagged 454SS, had a 502 in it iirc, or maybe it was blown, I can't remember. I do recall that it ran like mid/low 12's.

 

I guess thats only a few...
203Cree I plan on doing a 4-Link even If I don't bag my truck...

 

There is a bagged silvy here in WA and I know it runs 13s. SCSB with a whipple and some 22s.

 

IntroWheels has a bagged truck on 22's and has his truck Blown. I'm sure it's deep into the 13's on bags and 22's.

And also, DroppedGMC from GMFS(i think his name is different on this board) just bagged his reg cab, which also has 22's, and his truck pretty damn fast as well.

but yeah.. when I had the STS on there, i was considering a 4 link and bags over coilovers.

I can't be certain on this with the Canti-lever setups, but I think that you would get too much squat on this setup in the rear, so you might need some proper rated sleeve bags(which I was looking into)

... afterall, anything can be done