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03-03-2006 07:32 AM #31
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Yeah, well. I'd sure like to see a normal daily driven construction truck no matter what brand it is run in the 12's!!! Sorry, that's just a little hard for me to grasp!!!!!
If diesel trucks are fast, you're going waaaay tooooo sllooooooowwwww!!!!!
Sorry, there I go being a smarta** again!!!!
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03-03-2006 08:48 AM #32
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aaacctuualllyyy, There's a chevy shortwide that a guy did a duramax/allison swap in and it's running down in the 10's. There's a guy that did a 5.9 cummins swap thats in the 9's...Of course no one wastes their time on the power stroke
All jokes aside, there really is a few people that take their diesels seriously (not only in mind but in their wallet too). It takes a lot of money to get a diesel to run that fast, but it is possible.
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03-03-2006 09:53 AM #33
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Well, I know how my Powerstroke pulled, with nothing more than a chip. The Duramax's and Cummins' certainly never had to wait for me to catch up!!!!!
As far as the 9 second stuff, well that's like comparing a stock small block camaro to a Pro Stock car. Comparisons are only good when we compare apples to apples!!!!
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03-03-2006 10:39 AM #34
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Originally posted by Dave Severson
Yeah, well. I'd sure like to see a normal daily driven construction truck no matter what brand it is run in the 12's!!! Sorry, that's just a little hard for me to grasp!!!!!
If diesel trucks are fast, you're going waaaay tooooo sllooooooowwwww!!!!!
Sorry, there I go being a smarta** again!!!!
Hey Dave, not a construction truck but a HEAVY FOUR DOOR fast one
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...465D77831C.htm
P.S. don't click the above if you like Z06s and hate diesels.
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03-03-2006 11:01 AM #35
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by viking
[B]Hey Dave, not a construction truck but a HEAVY FOUR DOOR fast one
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...465D77831C.htm
Yup, on a highly modified diesel with a bottle!!!! like I said, lets compare apples to apples!!! or, bring on your diesel!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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03-03-2006 11:27 AM #36
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Yeah, but honestly would'nt it be cool to be in a stock lookin oil burner at the light and peel the paint off a Z06 ?
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03-03-2006 11:32 AM #37
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yup, but it don't take a whole lot to put a whoopin' on them chebbies anyhow.
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03-03-2006 11:35 AM #38
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Well, since I have a 427 in the cobra I guess I'll let that one pass.
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Viking with the Cobra::Originally posted by viking
Well, since I have a 427 in the cobra I guess I'll let that one pass.
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Dave Severson
[B]Apples to apples, just notthe same colorOriginally posted by viking
Hey Dave, not a construction truck but a HEAVY FOUR DOOR fast one
http://videos.streetfire.net/search/...465D77831C.htm
Yup, on a highly modified diesel with a bottle!!!! like I said, lets compare apples to apples!!! or, bring on your diesel!!!
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03-03-2006 07:05 PM #41
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I'm lovin the new diesels... they are very nice to drive and have a ton of power...whether it be Chevy, Dodge, or the black sheep, Ford.
Not to brag on chevy or anything but one day at my shop we were very bored so we took the boss's 05 duramax and a friend's 05 powerstroke and went hitch to hitch. The duramax drug the powerstroke all the way down the street...Both trucks were chipped, neither on the bottle, both are daily driven, and the powerstroke was dually, the duramax 4x4
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Whated the boss have to say abou tthatOriginally posted by Hopper111
I'm lovin the new diesels... they are very nice to drive and have a ton of power...whether it be Chevy, Dodge, or the black sheep, Ford.
Not to brag on chevy or anything but one day at my shop we were very bored so we took the boss's 05 duramax and a friend's 05 powerstroke and went hitch to hitch. The duramax drug the powerstroke all the way down the street...Both trucks were chipped, neither on the bottle, both are daily driven, and the powerstroke was dually, the duramax 4x4Father and son working to turn a '64 Falcon into a street and track monster.
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03-05-2006 05:51 PM #43
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let's just say he was more than enthused...considering he was the one behind the wheel of his truck!
To put it this way, it was christmas eve (yea...we had to work), we were collecting paychecks and Christmas bonuses...As he was writing the bonuses he said "Here, guys since I'm in such a good mood today..."
My Christmas bonus was worth about a month's pay...
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03-05-2006 11:38 PM #44
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Diesel is for towin', gas is for goin' !!!!!Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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03-06-2006 08:35 AM #45
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thats stereotyping! be careful u already got in trouble for raggin on pocket rockets!
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