View Poll Results: Do we need a Proven Packages thread?
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Proven packages section AKA Cliff notes POLL!
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I feel it would be beneficial to have a sticky or a new catagory for tried and proven performance #'s. The FTL has some of this but the info isn't enough. I frequently get PM's about my set up and we would have a lot less threads from NOOBS about "which cam should I use". The sticky could have sub links for N/A, blown, and turbo set ups and maybe even engine size sub catagories in each. I'm talking about people posting up as much detail as possible of their set ups (cam specs included
) and HP/tq #'s and track times and it be in an organized format to be easy to compare between different set-ups.
So who all thinks we need this?
) and HP/tq #'s and track times and it be in an organized format to be easy to compare between different set-ups.So who all thinks we need this?
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Originally Posted by 1slow01Z71
Hell yeah, it seems someone got the intent of my other thread

If it was a sticky in the new members section then new guys could see it and have a good idea before they dive in and start asking elementry questions.
Possible format:
YEAR, MAKE, MODEL:
ENGINE SIZE:
POWER ADDER SPECIFICS(IF APPLICABLE):
HEADS:
COMPRESSION RATIO:
CAMSHAFT SPECS:
VALVE TRAIN(PUSHROD LENGTH, ROCKERS ETC.):
INTAKE MANIFOLD & TB:
FUEL SYSTEM:
EXHAUST:
TRANSMISSION & STALL/CLUTCH:
REAR GEAR & TIRE SIZE:
SUSPENSION/TRACTION:
TRUCK WEIGHT(ASSOCIATED WITH ET):
RWHP/TQ:
1/4 & 1/8 MILE TIME AND MPH:
What do you guys think? Any other suggestions?
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Hows that? I figured the 2wd or 4wd would be included in the Year/make/model section.
Also, it may be best to put this under each make (chevy, dodge, ford, etc.) and just a link to them in a sticky in the new members section.
Also, it may be best to put this under each make (chevy, dodge, ford, etc.) and just a link to them in a sticky in the new members section.









agree would help everyone