Fleece Performance Chevy Trucks Commercial

Is that your truck? Looks like your avatar...

520hp, thats it :poke:

Sounds mean, looks good :rockwoot:
 
Yes it's mine. Just a tune and tranny 520 is plenty of fun for the baby hauler. :)
 
Badas$ video and truck for sure..What tires are you running in that video ?
 
Cool video would have liked for it to be longer as i was starting to jam lol. Love the editing I wish there were some vids like the one I'll post for diesels dont bash me for bring rice in but this vid is killer you'll see what I'm talking about if you watch the detail put into filming it. http://youtu.be/lqAxwz5Nz44
 
Duramax2006 said:
Cool video would have liked for it to be longer as i was starting to jam lol. Love the editing I wish there were some vids like the one I'll post for diesels dont bash me for bring rice in but this vid is killer you'll see what I'm talking about if you watch the detail put into filming it. http://youtu.be/lqAxwz5Nz44
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Yes I agree longer, but we kind of ran out of film. I loved doing the editing. We plan to make many more films like it. Stay tuned....
 
Duramax2006 said:
Cool video would have liked for it to be longer as i was starting to jam lol. Love the editing I wish there were some vids like the one I'll post for diesels dont bash me for bring rice in but this vid is killer you'll see what I'm talking about if you watch the detail put into filming it. http://youtu.be/lqAxwz5Nz44
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In your defense there is nothing rice about a Toyota Supra. I dont care what people think but they should be included in the musclecar category. Heavyhitter for sure.
 
Yep, Supra ain't rice. A Supra can be riced out, but they are legit performance cars. The ONLY Toyota I'd ever buy is a Mark IV Supra turbo...

Nice vid. Nice truck.
 
What I'm trying to figure out is why they front wheels were turning on the dyno.

posted from a porcelain throne
 
Supras aren't AWD:hehe:

I noticed that too, I figured the rollers were connected; front rollers must be adjustable for varying wheelbases, no?
 
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