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f100 vs silverado
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JG F100
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f100 vs silverado
I dont know who this is but it put a smile on my face watching the old ford pull away
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSdDa6qdiKI[/video]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSdDa6qdiKI[/video]
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elgemcdlf
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Re: f100 vs silverado
Looks like the Silverado was pushing 80+ & the F100 walked away twice. Even had to put on the brakes to let the Chevrolet catch up. The problem with the Chevrolet is the governor. I don't know how much it would help but I seen a workup of a Yukon & when they opened up the governor it did much better. It was limited to 100 mph if I remember correctly.
I watched some more of the Ford vs Chevy pulling on each other. Those folks don't understand what they are doing. Whichever truck has the higher attachment point will win. It is lifting the rear of the opposing truck. To make it an even pull they need to be hooked straight across from each other.
I watched some more of the Ford vs Chevy pulling on each other. Those folks don't understand what they are doing. Whichever truck has the higher attachment point will win. It is lifting the rear of the opposing truck. To make it an even pull they need to be hooked straight across from each other.
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1967AceStroker
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Re: f100 vs silverado
That put the biggest smile on my face. Thanks for finding and sharing that!
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1967 F-100, Shortbed, 351W - 72mm Single Turbo - Megasquirt MS3x Engine Management, Tremec TKO 500, Ford 9" - Strange Nodular Center Section - Strange 35 Spline Axles - Strange Full Spool - Caltracs - DJM Drop Kit, Crown Vic IFS Swapped - 2 Coils Cut, Power Steering, Power 4 Wheel Disc Brakes, Paint - Kona Blue
1967 F-100, Shortbed, 351W - 72mm Single Turbo - Megasquirt MS3x Engine Management, Tremec TKO 500, Ford 9" - Strange Nodular Center Section - Strange 35 Spline Axles - Strange Full Spool - Caltracs - DJM Drop Kit, Crown Vic IFS Swapped - 2 Coils Cut, Power Steering, Power 4 Wheel Disc Brakes, Paint - Kona Blue
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BobbyFord
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Re: f100 vs silverado
The guy in the Chevy is lucky that the guy had a 302. I've had guys pull up to me afterwards and ask, "What the %&*@ is in that thing?!"
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CNM67
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And you reply it's just a little 302 dude. As you mash the gas and leave em in the dust.BobbyFord wrote:The guy in the Chevy is lucky that the guy had a 302. I've had guys pull up to me afterwards and ask, "What the %&*@ is in that thing?!"
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