Personal Goal Need Help Please

Robby Avery

Robby Avery

GM TECH @ FENDER GMC
Jul 31, 2008
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Norman Park, Georgia
Thanks so much guys for the boost of confidence. I have a copilot just sitting in a box that used to be in the truck but David and I ruled out the use of it because of all the past problems I had with past builds. Trust me the DTS trans in this baby now is the best one I've had in here and I've burnt up plenty of them I could just about buy a good 20k+ used truck for the amount of money I spent on burnt up allisons due to crappy builds.
 
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jet96

New member
Oct 20, 2010
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Wideoming
Just curious , do you have other stuff in the bed? Toolboxes, etc... My truck is identical and I have a fiberglass cap(225#) PRS bumper/ griilguard (210#) and Nfab steps and I weigh 7340 on a cert. Scale. Granted, smaller alum wheels/ tires tho...
 
flyinelvis11

flyinelvis11

Member
May 11, 2010
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VG, IL (because my wife does)
I can appreciate your desire to achieve your goal with your current tires as I am dead set on getting into the elevens without removing the baby seat (and interior seats) from my truck. With that being said, a tire and wheel swap at the track would gain you at least half a second .....
 
DAVe3283

DAVe3283

Heavy & Slow
Sep 3, 2009
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296
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Boise, ID, USA
Robby Avery said:
What all did you remove if you dont mind me asking?
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Not at all.

I removed the rear seats, tailgate, spare tire, rubber push bumpers (~50 lb each), tools from the tool box, and most of the fuel from the bed tank.

However, what was left:
Both front seats
80 gallon bed tank with 20 gallons of fuel + pump
Main tank was full
Crossbox/toolbox in bed (empty)
Hummer wheels and tires, aired down to 35 front, 30 rear
Air compressor + tank
Radios (CB, scanner, PA system), light controllers, and all the crap in the glove box and center console.

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