TurboIHPower said:Whats with you guys and the NOS? Big Bad Dodge is almost 1000 running all fuel! Im friends with the guy that bought it and it will be running better than ever now. Come on guys, be a little more creative than just sticking on the bottle.
BowtiedCTD said:BBD did 934 last i saw.....now my 1000HP streetable truck:
:hehe: :hehe: :hehe: Now thats funny:hehe: :hehe: :hehe:getblown5.9 said:if i wanted to build a real monster of a motor i would start with a 6.0...because it would be SWEET and can make 1000hp easy!
joefarmer said:1/2 ton regular cab, backhalf'ed, 4-link and tubbed. Common rail if there's a good aftermarket, programmable controller for it. Otherwise a ppump. And a gooseneck hitch. :hehe:
brandon.
Timbeaux38 said:I have seen low 8's out of it...never heard 9+....must be that CA correction factor :hehe::hehe:
Crawler said:Here is something a bit close to home.
Both yours and RD (It even has the Coil-overs in front as requested by RD)
Sorry the pics are on a trailer. I just never carry a camera around. These were taken by a powerstroke guy at a dyno event.
Yes, it is street-legal. Low to the ground, but other than that perfectly drivable.
II P-7100, Dragon Flows, PS71
DTT/JTT Billet Trans
Ray-Mac Head
SMD Back Half, Cage, 4 Link, Narrowed D-80 with Spool
Coil- Over conversion front
SMD/NX Nitrous (Just a lil bit *nx* *nx* *nx* )
A few other things
~Wes~
RacinDuallie said:How would you build it?
Which Cummins generation engine would you use?
Big single? Twins?
LOADS of N.O.S.?
Regular Cab? QuadCab?
*nx*
RacinDuallie said:The D80 is pretty strong and can be beefed further when properly set up to take the abuses we can throw at it.
freddyfast9 said:Maddog is over 1000hp with his daily driver on fuel only, he drives it to and from work and back as well as beats on it during weekends he also has 10.25 sterling rear end in the truck.