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Old 06-16-2007, 11:53 PM   #16 (permalink)
Mike in AZ
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My SSR:
'06 PB #21661 Born 8/29/05, GHL "Old School" True Duals, ADDCO bars, Eibach rear, Joe's Tune
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When we left for the strip, I had no intention of running the truck...... I had a full tank of 91 octane gas and about 250 pounds of stuff in the bed. Definitely not at "fighting weight".

My times were:

15.26 @ 92.3
15.30 @ 90.8
15.11 @ 92.8

As I remember, it was about 75 degrees and the pressure altitude was 3,000 feet. I'm sure that a cooler day with sea level density would have given all the naturally aspirated trucks a better time.

I'm neither surprised or disappointed. It was a lot of fun. No tune, no gears...... just a Rush filter and Old School Duals. About what I expected.....

Mikey

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