Warning to setxathlete14 nov 24
#41
Proved what? I ran a 13.5 in the dead heat of las Vegas bout 2 years ago. And my ecoboost couldnt haul my now 14,000lb 5th. Any time you want to give the pull test a try, I'm in Kansas, 66226. Look me up , sugar.
Ps: my lowly diesel only ran a low 14 on tow tune, please don't pick on me for I am not worthy.
Ps: my lowly diesel only ran a low 14 on tow tune, please don't pick on me for I am not worthy.
#42
Senior Member
Caliber of truck? What are you talking about? You bought a few basic catalog parts and a tuner and threw them on a truck, big deal. The only reason you are the self proclaimed fastest 2wd, lowered, tuned ecoboost truck on the F150 forum is that most people here who have a clue have better things to do.
#43
This thread was ridiculous from the start but you just make me laugh at the posts you make (not complementing u) just to stoke the fire.
Do you ever post anything in any thread that isn't some monotoned smart a** reply? Smells like a bearded sh** disturber to me.
#44
Caliber of truck? What are you talking about? You bought a few basic catalog parts and a tuner and threw them on a truck, big deal. The only reason you are the self proclaimed fastest 2wd, lowered, tuned ecoboost truck on the F150 forum is that most people here who have a clue have better things to do.
Tuning them.
Who else doesn't buy catalog parts even for their 10 sec cars to make them go fast and then tune with them to get the max potential? Not everyone can afford one off parts for any rig including trucks. Going fast is fun, truck or car.
#45
Senior Member
http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=y...re%3Dyoutu.be#
#46
Senior Member
It's funny you say that considering your an automotive engineer, you'd think testing your machine would be fun for you. But I guess you have better things to do. Obviously people like trucks that go fast or they're wouldn't be anyone
Tuning them.
Who else doesn't buy catalog parts even for their 10 sec cars to make them go fast and then tune with them to get the max potential? Not everyone can afford one off parts for any rig including trucks. Going fast is fun, truck or car.
Tuning them.
Who else doesn't buy catalog parts even for their 10 sec cars to make them go fast and then tune with them to get the max potential? Not everyone can afford one off parts for any rig including trucks. Going fast is fun, truck or car.
These trucks aren't really fast, nor is buying a pre-loaded programmer and plugging it into the OBDII port "tuning", yet this setxathlete guy seems to think he is Tony Schumacher.
#47
Senior Member
Well I would have to respectfully disagree about shifting out if 4wd under a load, my 2012 lariat would do it all the time, nobody believed me so I videoed it. My 2013 fx4 won't do it.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=y...re%3Dyoutu.be#
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#48
Senior Member
Hey everybody look it's Jcain posting his pearls of wisdom again!!
This thread was ridiculous from the start but you just make me laugh at the posts you make (not complementing u) just to stoke the fire.
Do you ever post anything in any thread that isn't some monotoned smart a** reply? Smells like a bearded sh** disturber to me.
#49
Senior Member
I understand what your saying, but that second gear scratch is not all 4 tires. If you watch the tach I'm not launching in 2wd either other wise I would be burning the tires off. It would shift out smooth as silk. I would put it in 4wd hi and shift to 2wd, i don't know if its because it has the auto system or what. That's why I've kinda believed the Livernois run because they had a lariat too that made that run, That would explain the good time and trap. i could feel it shift out every time but was smooth.
#50
Right now I'm working on a new programmable ignition for my drag sled (snowmobile). It is turbocharged as well, but covers the 1/8 mile in a hair over 5 seconds at over 120 mph. It requires actual tuning (chassis, ignition, fuel, clutching) every weekend we run it. It's personal preference, obviously, but I consider that a better thing to be doing.
These trucks aren't really fast, nor is buying a pre-loaded programmer and plugging it into the OBDII port "tuning", yet this setxathlete guy seems to think he is Tony Schumacher.
These trucks aren't really fast, nor is buying a pre-loaded programmer and plugging it into the OBDII port "tuning", yet this setxathlete guy seems to think he is Tony Schumacher.
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