Dpc 2013

Janimal444

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It's been proven last year a reliable 1200hp twinned ford will take the cake....700hp isn't gonna cut it. Elite Diesel knew what they were doing. I think they will come out strong again this year.

I would imagine that truck would have done even better at a stock ride height too. Certainly proved a lot of people wrong that doubted that a significantly lifted truck could take the win, I was one
 

flyinelvis11

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I guess if I get selected we'll see what a small town truck with a small town Diesel Performance Shop can do against the big boys.

Hell yeah! Tim made a good point though, how's your credit? Lol.
Seriously though Congrats Eric. I hope you get picked, you got my vote. We can pull the trans out of bgd if you want a spare to take with you. Also if you want to use my hitch for the event you're welcome to it. Anything else you can think of ....let me know
 

WisconsinHick1

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Hell yeah! Tim made a good point though, how's your credit? Lol.
Seriously though Congrats Eric. I hope you get picked, you got my vote. We can pull the trans out of bgd if you want a spare to take with you. Also if you want to use my hitch for the event you're welcome to it. Anything else you can think of ....let me know

Thanks Wayne hopefully I'll be picking my BCH up next week. I might have another tranny lined up from a friend locally but I'll keep you in mind if I get selected.

X2 Eric wheels and tires whatever you need you got it if I have it.:thumb:

Thanks a lot Scott!
 

03badmaxxx

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This is what i've heard from guys who have already recieved the Mag :

For gm guys : Shilo Ellingford, Devin Fayerweather, Richard Lepore, Willie Lewis, Zach Lucas, Tony Lyons, Eric Pfeifer, Tony Rizzi, Bruce Stafford and myself
 

arneson

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Diesel Power Challenge = homo

Fixed it.

Diesel power challenge= $$$$.

Its just fun to watch. Alot of killer trucks. Doesnt really matter what happens. It means about as much as someone puttin 11.8 in there sig. What does that really mean?
i really dont care who wins but sure is cool to see how long 1000+hp will last being beat hard.
 
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03badmaxxx

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Fixed it.

Diesel power challenge= $$$$.

Its just fun to watch. Alot of killer trucks. Doesnt really matter what happens. It means about as much as someone puttin 11.7 in there sig. What does that really mean?


agreed. if i get to go to this I will make no changes to my truck other than the new turbos and injectors ( which have been in the works since before this). I was going to tare my block apart and look at it but its been runing fine for a while now. I can imagine other people will be going over board but i'm pretty much done with my truck... untill something breaks lol
 

paint94979

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Fixed it.

Diesel power challenge= $$$$.

Its just fun to watch. Alot of killer trucks. Doesnt really matter what happens. It means about as much as someone puttin 11.8 in there sig. What does that really mean?
i really dont care who wins but sure is cool to see how long 1000+hp will last being beat hard.

Huh?
 

arneson

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No one is sayin its anything special. It takes tons of money, we all know that. It takes being consistant, we all know that. But theres tons of high hp trucks to watch. If u win or lose it means about as much as puttin 11.8 in there sig. My point is=wining dpc or running 11.8 in a 1/4 means nothing. Its just for fun.
 

Leadfoot

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I would imagine that truck would have done even better at a stock ride height too. Certainly proved a lot of people wrong that doubted that a significantly lifted truck could take the win, I was one

A "typically" significantly lifted truck generally does not do well. A proper 4 link shouldn't matter what height (stock or otherwise) it's at as long as it was designed for it (one nice thing about a 4 link).

I would bet dollars to donuts that the custom 4 links are what won the competition for him. That suspension was well engineered and well built (kudos to the builder). It was a solid truck with good HP, but there were trucks with more. It seemed like every event he was able to get all his ponies to the ground which helps in trailer tow, trailer manuevering, drag racing, and sled pull (a majority of the points events). If it had been on stock lifted suspension, I don't think he would have faired as well.

He has an amazing truck and I would take it in a heartbeat and he did his homework, so not trying to dog it.

I believe his suspension was completely custom, not really indicative of what most Fords (and/or any truck with stock style suspension) would do. I would feel the same if it was a GM on 4 link front and rear too.
 

paint94979

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No one is sayin its anything special. It takes tons of money, we all know that. It takes being consistant, we all know that. But theres tons of high hp trucks to watch. If u win or lose it means about as much as puttin 11.8 in there sig. My point is=wining dpc or running 11.8 in a 1/4 means nothing. Its just for fun.

Lol
 

juddski88

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A "typically" significantly lifted truck generally does not do well. A proper 4 link shouldn't matter what height (stock or otherwise) it's at as long as it was designed for it (one nice thing about a 4 link).

I would bet dollars to donuts that the custom 4 links are what won the competition for him. That suspension was well engineered and well built (kudos to the builder). It was a solid truck with good HP, but there were trucks with more. It seemed like every event he was able to get all his ponies to the ground which helps in trailer tow, trailer manuevering, drag racing, and sled pull (a majority of the points events). If it had been on stock lifted suspension, I don't think he would have faired as well.

He has an amazing truck and I would take it in a heartbeat and he did his homework, so not trying to dog it.

I believe his suspension was completely custom, not really indicative of what most Fords (and/or any truck with stock style suspension) would do. I would feel the same if it was a GM on 4 link front and rear too.


Elite Diesel built Erik's truck. They did awesome work and are a great bunch of guys to compete with. They helped out Justin Bibby too when he lost his headgasket when ATS told him "tough sh*t". Erik knew how to drive very well, he was calm and collected through the whole event, and didn't have to mess with the truck much between events. That truck is the epitome of a DPC competitor, hands down.
 

delong_1

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This is what i've heard from guys who have already recieved the Mag :

For gm guys : Shilo Ellingford, Devin Fayerweather, Richard Lepore, Willie Lewis, Zach Lucas, Tony Lyons, Eric Pfeifer, Tony Rizzi, Bruce Stafford and myself

can you list the ford guys in the running please:hug: