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Thanks for the vid. I take it 300 was a full pull. I would say the truck wasn't even working hard. Very impressive. Way to go Scott!
 
I first saw that truck on youtube when I was searching for cummins turbo diesels. I was so impressed, and I kicked myself for not seeing you in Reno, gardnerville or even Yerington or Redding. I am going to Redding this weekend, you gonna be there?
 
malibu795 said:
heres your video scot.. kat got it posted last night and alot of others as well in here http://www.competitiondiesel.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30405


http://mcratracing.com/k/bbd.wmv
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Thanks for posting the link, awesome video, mine didn't turn out to well :(

To be honest you can tell I came out of the hole to soft which probably wasn't a bad thing on that track it wasn't intential I just hadn't driven it in the last 8 months so we will get on it in Redding next weekend : ) Craig did what he could with what he had to work with and is working on making it better :)

It was just nice to get it out of the driveway :)

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And the best piece of news I was waiting for was at the scale. The whole conversion from the Ford Superduty exstended cab to the Dodge Quad Cab was a difference of only 100 pounds I had to take 4ea 30lb lead bricks out of the box to make 8000lbs, I was stoked :)

BBD
 
dave cannon(the4wheeler if he is on here) was doing the videos through kats camera. i came up there form ventura with him

he was driving the 06 dmax/zf-6 dually with stacks
 
The truck looks great Scott. Congrats on the good run man.
 
My favorite pics yet are those you snapped in the dirt.

Do you really park that thing in the driveway when not in use? Or do you have another, perhaps safer place to store it?
 
BigBadDodge said:
Thanks for posting the link, awesome video, mine didn't turn out to well :(

And the best piece of news I was waiting for was at the scale. The whole conversion from the Ford Superduty exstended cab to the Dodge Quad Cab was a difference of only 100 pounds I had to take 4ea 30lb lead bricks out of the box to make 8000lbs, I was stoked :)

BBD
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Hey Scott- How much weight (Bricks are you hanging...Mine lead bricks weigh right around that 30-33lbs each also) and I have 850lbs aprox in it.

Great pull by the way...can't wait till you hit a good track!

OH...noticed the nice shinny velocity stack in your engine pics...do you run it on a track like that or rig up some sort of air filter for it.

Ryan
 
and I thought your other truck was awsome...

Geez, this one is just SICK
 
RyanB said:
Hey Scott- How much weight (Bricks are you hanging...Mine lead bricks weigh right around that 30-33lbs each also) and I have 850lbs aprox in it.

Great pull by the way...can't wait till you hit a good track!

OH...noticed the nice shinny velocity stack in your engine pics...do you run it on a track like that or rig up some sort of air filter for it.

Ryan
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Ryan, last year I ran 63 lead bricks 26.5 lbs each 2"x4"x8" = approx 1,669lbs
I pulled 4 so I am right at 1,563 in the box and we estimate the box to be between 500 and 600lbs

No filter at this point, I am afriad I would suck one in, plus the restriction.

BBD
 
I wish I could but I'm too far behind at work to make the trip. You guys have fun for me this time.
 
Never thought I'd ever say this but, that is one good looking Dodge! :cool:

:rockwoot:
 
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