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Old 06-01-2008, 09:28 PM
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Stock iron lq4 ,stock l92 heads,stock l76 intake, 226/232 .604/.609, 1 3/4 longtubes,t-56 . 383rwhp/356rwtq

Also had the heavy factory 20" wheels on it . Would swapping the wheels make a difference?
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Not too shabby. The heavy wheels did hurt the numbers a bit, but numbers are just numbers. How does she drive ??
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It runs good with the 20's but it's like I pick up 75 hp with the factory wheels and the drag radials . There is 120 lb. difference between the wheels and tires. I have the factory fullsize truck maf/with screen and a restricting filter. Would removing the screen make any difference?
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I don't think I am the most qualified to answer your question. I am sure somone else with experience on dyno numbers relative to heavier or lighter wheels will chime in. Good luck.




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