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Where is the third k16?
Where is the third k16?
The bodies on Aaron's are modified.
But.... But... But... That's what I was told by him or his crew yesterday.
Haha I was wrong. My bad guys
Lavon can build a damn truck it's stupid impressive
08 lmm ccsb efi, banks intake, ******d, hd tie rods
Lavon can build a damn truck it's stupid impressive
You gotta respect the build even though, "its a Cummins". Lol!!
The shape of a fuel cell helps. My truck will starve for fuel at anything below an 1/8th of a tank with a sump. Now a truck that cuts a 1.4x 60ft would need even more fuel to keep it all from rushing to the back. Even more weight can be saved there. Plus driver, tcase, fuel tank, front drive shaft are all on the left side. Putting a cell in the right side of the bed will help even the weight.It's amazing what a few intelligent people and some ingenuity will do. What most people don't realize is just about every single part of our trucks are wayyyyy over built for anything racing, and to be competitive on that level about 90% of the factory truck needs to go. The frame, suspension/leaf springs, axles/housings, cooling systems ect. If you look at Lavons truck there is only a very small amount of the factory truck frame, and that ends under the cab. There is no reason for any of it in a race application. I'd be very surprised if he doesn't ditch the 11" rear end to race the rest of the season. Walking around rudys event it surprises me to see how many dedicated race trucks have 20 gallon fuel cells on them, not that it's a huge weight savings.... but why...
Congrats to Aaron he blew it way out the park on the ford camp.
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It's amazing what a few intelligent people and some ingenuity will do. What most people don't realize is just about every single part of our trucks are wayyyyy over built for anything racing, and to be competitive on that level about 90% of the factory truck needs to go. The frame, suspension/leaf springs, axles/housings, cooling systems ect. If you look at Lavons truck there is only a very small amount of the factory truck frame, and that ends under the cab. There is no reason for any of it in a race application. I'd be very surprised if he doesn't ditch the 11" rear end to race the rest of the season. Walking around rudys event it surprises me to see how many dedicated race trucks have 20 gallon fuel cells on them, not that it's a huge weight savings.... but why...