3rd gear clutch dump - 1st try - TOO FUN !!!!!!
11-14-2006, 09:59 PM
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11-14-2006, 10:11 PM
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stock03,
You don't need a 3850 unless your are going to be HARD on your truck with big mods...
A good quality single disk from SBC will do well for 99% of the guys out there.
Gypsyman is runnin 600+ on a single disk. I'm pretty sure lmills is too. I might be wrong tho.
Singles are around a thousand I think...
You don't need a 3850 unless your are going to be HARD on your truck with big mods...
A good quality single disk from SBC will do well for 99% of the guys out there.
Gypsyman is runnin 600+ on a single disk. I'm pretty sure lmills is too. I might be wrong tho.
Singles are around a thousand I think...
11-14-2006, 10:19 PM
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stock03,
You don't need a 3850 unless your are going to be HARD on your truck with big mods...
A good quality single disk from SBC will do well for 99% of the guys out there.
Gypsyman is runnin 600+ on a single disk. I'm pretty sure lmills is too. I might be wrong tho.
Singles are around a thousand I think...
You don't need a 3850 unless your are going to be HARD on your truck with big mods...
A good quality single disk from SBC will do well for 99% of the guys out there.
Gypsyman is runnin 600+ on a single disk. I'm pretty sure lmills is too. I might be wrong tho.
Singles are around a thousand I think...
11-14-2006, 10:22 PM
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Quite a bit. I know a guy with a Stock 2005 other than those exact two boxes. It even has a stock turbo and it holds its own at the local tractor pulls. They pyro climbs faster than the tach tho...seriously. It's a powerful stack, I just think a guy needs some timing to go along with it.
11-14-2006, 11:03 PM
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11-15-2006, 12:13 AM
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I see why you need a high end clutch like that. No reason to go cheap with all that power.
Hopefully my stock will last for awhile!
11-15-2006, 01:12 AM
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stock03,
You don't need a 3850 unless your are going to be HARD on your truck with big mods...
A good quality single disk from SBC will do well for 99% of the guys out there.
Gypsyman is runnin 600+ on a single disk. I'm pretty sure lmills is too. I might be wrong tho.
Singles are around a thousand I think...
You don't need a 3850 unless your are going to be HARD on your truck with big mods...
A good quality single disk from SBC will do well for 99% of the guys out there.
Gypsyman is runnin 600+ on a single disk. I'm pretty sure lmills is too. I might be wrong tho.
Singles are around a thousand I think...
