what do you have done to yours if you dont mind? ill definately get a converter. now i need to locate a good tune shop.

 

what octane are you running tbss07freak?
I kno a guy that was running 14.9 because he was running on 87

 

When I first got mine it was running 15.4. So it is common for them to be that slow stock. I have since put a CAI, underdrive pulley, tune and cats removed with magnaflow exhaust. I have efans just don't have them installed yet. I live in Michigan so it's winter and can't get a more current track time yet.

 

My 2wd just ran 13.4 @ 102 at PBIR tonight. Mods are just our RPS air filter kit, a thermostat, and e85 conversion. Where are you in FL? I live in Broward County and work in Palm Beach County.

 

Since i bought it i have been running 93 octane. but the dealer that i bought it from said they had been using 87 octane. so the computer might have adjusted to the 87. how long does it take to readjust back to the better gas that i have been using?

 

I live in Brevard county. does your2wd hook up or not? how many TBSS's are here in Florida?

 

There were 3 TBSS's at PBIR last night. Traction was not very good; my best 60' was 2.005 on stock tires. The other trucks were much more heavily modded than mine, but did not run as fast. Perhaps due to the poor traction conditions, they were spinning even worse than me, leading to their slower times

 

Weather can really hurt the HP on these trucks...Also how long did you wait before you made your run after you got there???


I raced a guy that ran a best of 13.9 when i was just tuned only and i beat him by a half a truck...Most of the awd's are .2-.5 slower than the 2wd's..Get it tuned and it'll be like driving a different truck

 

I would start out with an electric fan conversion, RPS air filter, and a tune; that would put you deep in the 13's. PM me and I can suggest some local guys who can help you out.

After that, a Circle-D torque converter (along with a transmission cooler) would be a great choice if you are looking to run even faster; Chris is a sponsor here, and his products are excellent!