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I ran 12.65 with a stock IHI. I clamped my springs, air my tires down and let her eat. My first pass ever felt like I was driving a Honda Civic, but to my surprise my slip said 12.92!!! It just got better from there.
What did you air your tires down to justin? I had mind at 34f 26r with 265's I also have bilstein shocks that are junk and stocks in back, so I sure with better suspension setup. That will help to. I dont know it it matters much but I have a full interior cc that's leather. Center console and all. Just removed tailgate and spare, also have a roll pan. Torsion bolts removed with 3" drop shackles. Launched at 13-14 psi and just chirped the tires alittle on launch.
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I ran 28 front and 26 rear, I had beat BFG AT's (285-75-16) and stock shocks. Mine is ECSB so maybe a little lighter?? I took my tailgate off and took my bed mat out, still kept my bed cover on, no spare and I backed my bolts out of my torsion bars. My best 60' was 1.71 8.0 in the 1/8th
A full leather ccsb weighs much more than 6700. Just sayin. Ill even pay for your fuel to come weigh it on a certified scale so I can prove it
congrats! :thumb:
i'm ready to go back to the track too, just gotta let this weather cool off a bit. There is always something we can improve on
i'm ready to go back to the track too, just gotta let this weather cool off a bit. There is always something we can improve on
My 08 CCSB weighs around 73-7400 without me in it in street form and nothing in the bed sitting on 20's. But i'm close to 8000 as a daily driver when you figure the toolbox full of tools and 40 gal steel aux fuel tank in the bed. And then you have to add 250lbs of pure beef in the driver seat...:roflmao:
Oh I'm sure. Im just taking a shot in the dark on the weight. So I think that's a decent time if the truck is around 7k in weight. Now just gotta ditch the leather and whatever else to get in the 6xxx range.
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Congrats Devon. CC/SB typically weighs between 7000-7200 depending on options/accessories. Better tires and suspension will do a lot to help your times get better.
