Livernois Motorsports Escalade / Detroit Speedworks Turbo Kit goes 12.88@107!
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Livernois Motorsports Escalade / Detroit Speedworks Turbo Kit goes 12.88@107!
We had a friendly grudge match setup against fastescalade's ProCharged Escalade today. Both trucks were full weight (on 24's and full of stereo equipment). As you'll see, I was sleeping at the tree and he got me off the line pretty bad. I launched at 3 lbs. and at the 53 second mark in the video you will see the truck torque steer to the right and I let out and get back in it. You'll also hear the stock trans not liking the added power at the 59 second mark, once again I let out for a moment so it would shift and got back in it. Time to build a trans Good race John, that was a blast!
Specs and results are as follows:
2003 Cadillac Escalade
Weight - 6,055 lbs. with 1/2 tank of gas
Mods:
Turbo Kit by Detroit Speedworks
Upgraded Garrett GT-67 Turbo w/Intercooler
Open Downpipe
Lowered 3" Front, 4" Rear (still has factory air ride)
24x10" GFG Type GF-1 Wheels
Baer Eradispeed 14" Brakes
Kenwood Excelon and Kicker Audio Components w/(5) 6.5" Screens
Tuned by Livernois Motorsports
ET: 12.88@107mph
The slip:
THE VIDEO:
You'll see us doing some testing at the shop, and then the race. (It's loud with an open down pipe)
Click Here
-Rick
Specs and results are as follows:
2003 Cadillac Escalade
Weight - 6,055 lbs. with 1/2 tank of gas
Mods:
Turbo Kit by Detroit Speedworks
Upgraded Garrett GT-67 Turbo w/Intercooler
Open Downpipe
Lowered 3" Front, 4" Rear (still has factory air ride)
24x10" GFG Type GF-1 Wheels
Baer Eradispeed 14" Brakes
Kenwood Excelon and Kicker Audio Components w/(5) 6.5" Screens
Tuned by Livernois Motorsports
ET: 12.88@107mph
The slip:
THE VIDEO:
You'll see us doing some testing at the shop, and then the race. (It's loud with an open down pipe)
Click Here
-Rick
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Originally Posted by LivernoisMotorsports
It was a little squirley and I also thought it was going to steer into the wall, so I let off for a moment to straighten it out.
-Rick
-Rick
Man that truck must be a blast on the street! Full luxury of a Caddilac and the power to crush just about anything on the street! Amazing!
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Man that truck must be a blast on the street! Full luxury of a Caddilac and the power to crush just about anything on the street! Amazing!
Thanks for the comments.
-Rick
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good lord that was fast! ever try runnin her on slicks. im pretty sure with some weight removal and slicks u would probably break 11's. i know those 24's aint helpin u much but none the less a 12 second truck on 24's is nothing to be ashamed of. u should race that one dude that has a nitrous fed sierra posted not too long ago running high 11's on 22's. hehe that would be a nice vid.
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I think with a good trans it would go mid 12's how it sits.... with some smaller wheels (20 or 22) maybe lower 12's. Last time I took it out it broke the transfer case in half I'm actually kind of surprised the engine has stayed together, because it is 100% bone stock!
-Rick
-Rick
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I'll be running a 383 stroker LT-4 with around 480bhp, then tweak it and add a turbo. Hope to have around 700-800 down to the ground. For a t-case, I'm running a special-built Dodge NP241 with billet internals, made specifically to hold at least that much power. What side drop is your front axle?