Wow, i will be seeing your tail lights going into the distance.. and i am a Reg cab.

 

What do you guys think would need to be done to reach 5.00 for 0-60? Right now I have the cam I am waiting to install, then after that I am going to do a converter and then tune via psc1. Think that will be enough to cut the last 0.6 off? It seems like the faster you go the harder it is to make gains, which makes me think it won't be enough. Any thoughts?

 

600lb weight reduction...

 

While that would definitly help, I want to try to do it without weight reduction. This is my DD so I want to try to do it without having to strip her down.

 

Baby shot of spray?

 

the cam will take a couple tenths off. the cam and a Torque converter would get you there

 

i dont get how yours is so quick... are you SURE those are accurate numbers? I know these 35's slow me down a little, but I have more than enough mods to make up for it. I dont think they're enough for me to lose 2 full seconds on you in the 0-60, especially when I've got 4.56 and a good amount more power than you with this cam.

...maybe my numbers arent accurate

 

True and it prob wont be street legal as well.

Got this from nadodge.

1 lighter tires and wheels = can save you 100lbs
2 remove tail gate = can save 69lbs to 110lbs
3 remove spare tire and jack pieces can save 71lbs
4 remove most gas in the gas tank [1/4 tank or less] can save 100lbs to 165lbs
5 remove window washer tank with water = can save 9lbs
6 remove wipers = can save 1 1/2lbs
7 remove stock air intake system. = can save 2lbs
8 run light weight pullys and short belt. save 1-2lbs
9 remove fan and shroud with elec. fan = can save up to 10lbs
10 remove passanger seat and cener seat = can save 80lbs
11 lighter battery = can save 12lbs
12 shorter exhaust system = can save 12lbs
13 remove any extra water from the radiator tank = can save 1-2lbs
14 remove sound system = can save 4lbs to 100lbs
15 remove sound proof material and carpet = can save up to 60lbs
16 removed the front sway bar = can save 20lbs
17 remove one leaf from each side. = can save up 25lbs
18 remove A/C compressor, condenser, lines can save up to 74lbs
19 remove hood liner = can save up to 3lbs
20 remove stock plastic wiper cowl = can save 3lbs
21 remove factory reciever hitch and bumper = can save up to 100 lbs
22 remove all 4 fender wells = can save up to 15 lbs

add all these up and you got an average somewehere in the neighborhood of 8-900lbs!

 

Yeah but only a handful of them do not destroy the manners/luxury of a DD vehicle. Though that is pretty impressive what you can ditch if it were a track vehicle.

 

I am pretty certain they are accurate. Here is what I do to try to ensure accuracy. First, I always check my speedo as compared to the gps in my truck since the AI goes by the speedo. Then when I make a run I always run two datalogging sources. It used to be that I would run sc and dynolicious, but now that I have the AI I run that with dynolicious. The results are usually *******ly the same. So I believe the numbers are accurate based on that.

How have you been doing it AF? I really expect that your truck would put down times closer to mine with your mods and the gears compensating for those big tires.