My brother took one of my cucvs (1031) to a local pull last weekend. It has the banks sidewinder turbo on it, 4 inch lift with 37 inch BFG Baja T/A tires. At the scale it weighed 6400lbs with driver. They put him in the 8000 lb class. Pulled the sled 227 feet, and came to a gentle stop. The turbocharged 6.2 just plain ran out of power and couldn't even spin the tires at the end, but it was still nice to see it hooked up to the sled. These tires work great. Great motivation to start the duramax conversion I've been putting off!
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CUCV Hooked Up To The Sled
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Good looking truck for sure.
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Standing tall and looking good.
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That looks like fun, I would like to do that!
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The turbocharged 6.2 just plain ran out of power and couldn't even spin the tires at the end,
Did he pull in high range or low?
Did he pull in high range or low?
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Keep me in the loop on the Duramax conversion. That's what I have planned for my M1008 also.
He was in 4 low
I will start a build thread here when I dig into the conversion. I'd really like to start on it yesterday but I am in the middle of an LS powered 67 Bel Air full restoration that must get done first. At least when I get to the truck I won't need to be as fussy!
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I pull mine with the same setup. It does actually pretty good.
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I did a sled pull too once, 3.5 ton class.
Same tires, 4 low too, just no diesel power in this one.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRrqP4m_FLw
Same tires, 4 low too, just no diesel power in this one.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRrqP4m_FLw