6.4 play truck ideas.

3brorce · Apr 30, 2013

We can tune that dmax lol. Who was tuning it?

MINK · Apr 30, 2013

LovinPSDs said:
I think with blow down tubes you can run in cab.. DD Farm truck has them inside... I was talking about a race truck and my buddy made me this... lol

Haha thats some great paint sketch action

3brorce said:
We can tune that dmax lol. Who was tuning it?

Another friend, he tuned the truck back for the original owner. It runs well just way to smokey and just not right.

Toops will be tuning it this time around on his dyno but if he flunks ill let you know LOL

3brorce · Apr 30, 2013

MINK said:
Toops will be tuning it this time around on his dyno but if he flunks ill let you know LOL

Sounds good to me. Been tuning dmaxes with EFI since 06.

AirFishAutomotive · May 1, 2013

Also going to be buying a play /extra work truck this summer. May sound odd but going to get a long bed and put a gooseneck set up invade I get in an emergency and need to use it.

Question is what's the weight difference from eclb and ecsb

MINK · May 1, 2013

airfish2011 said:
Also going to be buying a play /extra work truck this summer. May sound odd but going to get a long bed and put a gooseneck set up invade I get in an emergency and need to use it.

Question is what's the weight difference from eclb and ecsb

My ec/lb weighs 7900 with me and 3/4 tank of fuel.

AirFishAutomotive · May 1, 2013

Didn't know it was that much heavier. Then what is a ccsb vs eclb

MINK · May 1, 2013

airfish2011 said:
Didn't know it was that much heavier. Then what is a ccsb vs eclb

Most are around 81-8300 IIRC, someone will chime in I'm sure.

Motostroker · May 1, 2013

MINK said:
Most are around 81-8300 IIRC, someone will chime in I'm sure.

My CCSB full weight and full tank. Me in it, did 8264

Spatel23 · May 1, 2013

I've seen some folks get ccsb under 8 with minimal stripping.
Then there's others like mine that weigh 8800. Crazy

Rmartin-97 · May 1, 2013

Mine weighs 7950 with 3/4 tank. And the skid plates off and the rack under the rear seat.

Oil Field Trash · May 1, 2013

WILD_PHIL said:
Well the next one I buy will be a street legal race truck. I might drive it occasionally but not enough to worry about comfort.

I can agree with that, i have a ccsb for a dd/ tow pig/ family toter. I wanna go fast and i have a real soft spot for the looks of a rclb.

LovinPSDs · May 1, 2013

Can you not pull a gooseneck in a short bed?? Flame suit on but everything we have is pintle hitch

MINK · May 1, 2013

LovinPSDs said:
Can you not pull a gooseneck in a short bed?? Flame suit on but everything we have is pintle hitch

Pintle hitch and a short wheel base would be a nightmare.

powerstrokin15 · May 1, 2013

you can pull a fifth wheel and gooseneck in a short bed.. but the fifth wheel setups with campers are a little rough riding. now that's on crew cab trucks.

Sent looking at my blown up 6.4

LovinPSDs · May 1, 2013

Our pintle's are on cclb srw, cclb drw, and eclb Drw, more asking about a gooseneck.

If I was going to buy another toy truck I'd do a ecsb, pull the seats and go from there... The space really is nice.

I bet there is another 3-400 lbs you could lose easy if you needed/wanted to go all out drags

WoodBoy · May 1, 2013

Yes you can haul a gooseneck with a shortbed, you can hall any of them with a short bed the only thing that ever comes into play with a shortbed is a tool box and 5th wheel

Oil Field Trash · May 1, 2013

Yeah I pull both 5th wheel and goose neck with my 08 and with my 01 ccsb's never seen to have an issue expect for backing around a corner LOL

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jngreen · May 1, 2013

WoodBoy said:
Yes you can haul a gooseneck with a shortbed, you can hall any of them with a short bed the only thing that ever comes into play with a shortbed is a tool box and 5th wheel

I have seen shortbed trucks with cab damage and busted rear windows and it wasn't because of a toolbox. Horsetrailers with live in quarters will easily hit the cab if you're not careful when backing.

Oil Field Trash · May 1, 2013

D@mn can anyone tell me how to upload pictures correctly :frustrate:

WoodBoy · May 1, 2013

jngreen said:
I have seen shortbed trucks with cab damage and busted rear windows and it wasn't because of a toolbox. Horsetrailers with live in quarters will easily hit the cab if you're not careful when backing.

We pull a 4 horse with 14'? living quarters with no issues what so ever. Ive seen it happen too but its not because it was short bed, its because of driver error