Max'd Out Racing goes 10.60
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Wow. One week from build finish to 10.60's. You guys dont waste any time, do you? Thats great! Congrats all around.
Wait a sec....you did those runs on worn out MT's? Holy shit!
Someone please "caption" the pic....who's who?
Wait a sec....you did those runs on worn out MT's? Holy shit!
Someone please "caption" the pic....who's who?
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the list came from com d post up there and it will be added unless we want to get our own going
Comp D really needs to do some updating...:rofl: Some of us are not welcome there.
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No we ran on Nitto Drag radials, 18" rims, think they are 29" in diameter. The truck won't fit on the trailer with the race tires. These are the worn out rags that were on the truck when I bought it in Missouri. Wonder what that old farmer who I bought it from would think if it now?
Left to Right, Nathan Wright, of MPI, Idaho Rob Coddens of ATP and the old geezer that's me.
if i am not mistaken these guys have been working on this race truck for along time now , just kicked it in high gear the last week or so . someone correct me if i'm wrong . once again guys congrats that is truly cool
Thanks Ken and Nathan. Always nice to put names to faces. Congrats to all three of you!
Thats insane that you only fired it up earlier in the week. Nitto's make more sense...didnt think you were THAT crazy.
THE TRUCK WAS STRAIGHT CRAZY!!!!!!!!
It was nice meeting all 3 of you!!!!!
Very impressive how the truck has come together. I was hoping you guys could get it in the 10's. Congrat's on the record!!!!
Can't wait to see you guys at Bremerton!!!
Nothing like breaking in a motor at the track......
It was nice meeting all 3 of you!!!!!
Very impressive how the truck has come together. I was hoping you guys could get it in the 10's. Congrat's on the record!!!!
Can't wait to see you guys at Bremerton!!!
Nothing like breaking in a motor at the track......
Once again, congrats to you all. I'm glad all the hard work, time, and money paid off for you. Can't be disappointed about winning both classes you entered, hitting 10s, and setting records the first time out. I'm sure it'll be no time and you guys will be running 9s.
Awesome work guys! Glad to see how the work i spaying off - and fuel only, that's even better. Nice to see a plan come together!
Can you guys get mine in the 10s? I'll buy the dual fuellers if that will help....
Can you guys get mine in the 10s?
I'll buy the dual fuellers if that will help....
if i am not mistaken these guys have been working on this race truck for along time now , just kicked it in high gear the last week or so . someone correct me if i'm wrong . once again guys congrats that is truly cool
Your right Trent, this truck has been in the works over 2 years. I bought it in Missouri in the end of Oct 2006. It got the cage, spool, e-locker and front end work in early 2007. Had a ton of trouble finding the builder we wanted, then the question about what pistons to use put us on hold for quite a while while that got worked out. I picked up both built engines from our builder in late October 2008. For all practical purposes the truck was built in the last 3 weeks, intense the last 2. We pretty much had all the pieces, and then rented a shop. Rob and his team from Idaho Diesel Power really went to work less than 2 weeks ago. Totally amazing when you think of it. It had never been over about 50 miles an hour or had ran a total of no more than an hour before they showed up at Woodburn on Sat morning after leaving from Boise about midnight driving all night. Nathan put the exhaust on it at the last day and he and Rob worked on it all Sat morning at the track before we got any runs in starting about noon.
GMC_2002_Dmax
The Still Master
Congrats guys!!!!
How sweet it is! Very nice times. Now get that rig to the TS event. Its the big one. Jeff
How sweet it is! Very nice times. Now get that rig to the TS event. Its the big one. Jeff
Wow thats even more amazing after I watched the vid. Sounds like you guys were still getting rubber half way down the track.