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Old 10-27-2006 | 05:13 PM
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Johnboy not dissen your chevy,when i used to pull 1970 dodge 440,it to was in stock class.but not stock,Your chevy might do better than the next guys thats also stock.But when your out to WIN bending the rules is what you have to do cause this guy or that guy is doing it.and if you cant keep up cause you dont bend them" dont cry when your gitten beat.that why i dont pull any more,to many people need baby bottles in there mouth to stop the cring.
Old 10-27-2006 | 10:08 PM
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I wouldn't want to...that exhaust housing is RESTRICTIVE!!! 12v heads don't flow like the newer trucks, so that restriction is even worse!

Unless you spend all you're time below 2500 RPM and 35psi, the newer chargers aren't an improvment over the stock HX35. Not too mention the newer ones have an electronic wastegate "control" IIRC...you might have to figure out a way around it! I'm not real sure on the wastegate part, I've never messed with a charger on an 04.5-up! I've changed them on every other series of truck but the 600/610's!

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Ok Thanks. That makes sense. I am just kind of suprised. I really do not much about Dodges that is why I am here.
Old 10-27-2006 | 10:24 PM
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Johnboy not dissen your chevy,when i used to pull 1970 dodge 440,it to was in stock class.but not stock,Your chevy might do better than the next guys thats also stock.But when your out to WIN bending the rules is what you have to do cause this guy or that guy is doing it.and if you cant keep up cause you dont bend them" dont cry when your gitten beat.that why i dont pull any more,to many people need baby bottles in there mouth to stop the cring.

I know what your saying! Beleive me I think it was down right fun this year. Getting call out was kind of fun some times. I know what I got anyone can look at it I am cool with it. I went to a pull in Ohio this summer just to test some new tuning stuff I came up with. Only class I could get in was 2.8 turbo class. They allowed front hanging weight also. I set the truck just like I would for DHRA WS. I thought I would get killed! No way should I be able to hang. To make a long story short I got second out of 25 trucks! I was shocked and very happy. But man some of the other guys where jacked! I told take a look for yourself. And some did. One guy asked where is your trailer? I told him "I drove it here"! He just gave me a weird look and walked a way. I did just fine doing it legit this season. Finished 3rd in WS 4 points behind second. I had no chance at first. He made all but one pull I missed four. 2007 who knows. I am trying to step up to Street just waiting for the new rules so I can start spending money!
Old 10-28-2006 | 07:31 AM
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Originally Posted by JOHNBOY6.6
Ok Thanks. That makes sense. I am just kind of suprised. I really do not much about Dodges that is why I am here.
Now don't take my word as gospel...Like I said, I never tried it, this is just my opinion!! It could work fine, but I think there are better options for a high performance charger of that size. The best for under 400hp, BD's Super B, hands down in my opinion! Then the 62mm S300's if you don't tow heavily very often with "extra" power They can have some surge problems on 12v's if they're not setup right!

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Old 10-28-2006 | 09:35 AM
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Originally Posted by JOHNBOY6.6
2.59Dia. for LLY and LBZ. 2.378Dia. for LB7s like mine.
WOW. I had no idea they were that big stock. So I assume they don't even let in the stock-turbo LLY's and LBZ's at the pulls with the 2.4-inducer class down in KY?

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Old 10-28-2006 | 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Hdmax
On the 12V you can put pretty much any pump that looks stock, yet they don't allow the Duramax two CP3's (Which by the way, is not a pump!) that would allow more fuel.

I really feel for you guys
You guys can run a modified CP3, right? Regardless, the modified p-pumps don't help much in WS when you are trying to burn that fuel with air from a little 54-58mm turbo...

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Old 10-28-2006 | 11:00 AM
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One of the main reasons the Duramaxes dominate in the WS class is because those boys have their act together and I can't say the same for the Dodge guys in that class (except for one).

There is only one Dodge I can think of in WS that holds its own and its a 2006 black duallie.
Old 10-28-2006 | 11:03 AM
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What do you mean by that Justin?? Are they more organized, or do they just know which rules they can bend??

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Old 10-28-2006 | 11:46 AM
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dmaxes are running a 2.6in inducer and dodges are running a 2in inducer theres a huge difference and has nothing to do with having there act together.
Old 10-28-2006 | 12:25 PM
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Don't forget Matt Bucchianeri! His 04 CTD can get it done also. As can a lot of other 3rd gen. trucks. The more that show up the better the chances a Dodge can win. Just look at how many Dmaxs showed up in WS this year. A lot.

PuorinDiesel has a good point to. Look at the eight trucks in points. Other than First we all know what everyone else is running. We talk to each other often and bounce ideas of each other. At the track we pit together. We help each other get setup. We spot the sled for the others. If someone breaks we all over there helping fix it. We have a lot of fun. Half the reason we go is to hang out with the other guys. With us it really is a team sport. We also have Dodge buddies to. We help them just same. The thing with us is first have Fun. If you get beat so what you had a good time! Much better than working.
Old 10-28-2006 | 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by halerazor
dmaxes are running a 2.6in inducer and dodges are running a 2in inducer theres a huge difference and has nothing to do with having there act together.
Most of the top WS Dmaxs are LB7s. 2.378 inducer. Still bigger than 2in. But that is not the key. I have spent way more time testing and on the dyno than I did on the pulling track. As I said earlier I have had good luck hanging in the local 2.8 turbo class to. Why because I and my Dmax buddies spent the time to make sure we are getting all we can out what we have. I have tried over 300 different fueling and timing tunes in the last 6 months. It is not just we have a bigger turbo. It is the whole combo. I am all for a 2.5 aftermarket turbo rule, but I still think that if a stock truck came with a stock turbo larger than that the can run it. That way any average dude can pull and have some fun.
Old 10-28-2006 | 01:52 PM
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Can you get by with a HX hybrid??

I mean your only gonna gain about 3 pounds of boost but dependin on where you at and what everyone else has that could be enough.
Old 10-28-2006 | 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by GO 4LO
WOW. I had no idea they were that big stock. So I assume they don't even let in the stock-turbo LLY's and LBZ's at the pulls with the 2.4-inducer class down in KY?

Chris
Yes, they still let the stock turboed LLYs and LBZs pull. Which i think is fine, because thats what they came stock with. They just allow the cummins' to run a 2.4 charger to even out the playing field a little.
Old 10-28-2006 | 02:53 PM
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Yes, they still let the stock turboed LLYs and LBZs pull. Which i think is fine, because thats what they came stock with. They just allow the cummins' to run a 2.4 charger to even out the playing field a little.
That is cool with me.
Old 10-28-2006 | 06:02 PM
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Yeah but isnt the old rule..."YOU GOTTA PAY TO PLAY" Who want to watch a farm truck got putt putt down the track??Bescides the rules can be bent not broken.and if they are being broken the tech team should be blamed!
I understand the idea of you need to pay to play. I just dont like the idea of the way they just turn there head like its not happing at certain events rules are rules. I am not saying thats its the dhra tech causing the problem. It just funny to me that a truck wins 1 event [over 40 trucks entered]by 16ft but doesnt even finish in the the top 30 at another [over 40 truck entered].


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