Jump to content

Jonmalibuss

Member
  • Posts

    3,752
  • Joined

  • Last visited

Posts posted by Jonmalibuss

  1. Wow thats pretty bad ass. It looks like an S-10. am I correct? Is it a factory truck that has been modified or is it a full tube chassis truck?

    We have a full tube chassis pro stock S-10 with a 1050hp Duramax diesel in it and were hoping to get it into the 7's next weekend. I know it's no 6.90 but it's not a gas engine either. Our next "full race" engine should put it into the mid to low 7's.

     

    I'd like to see some more pics of this truck. :thumbs:

  2. With a 1.18 short time getting a little sideways off the line, I can definitely the times dropping in the future. I thought it looked a LOT like the old ProStock Trucks! Those were awesome to watch.

     

    Techinally this isn't the fastest diesel truck, but it is definitely up there around the quickest. Probably the fastest diesel drag truck. The 200mph "Sidewinder" from a couple years back holds the "fastest" title. Now if you took this truck and changed the gearing, I'm sure it would be close to catching your other one.

     

    This is a very impressive truck for sure! What does it weigh in at? How much of what has been done with the engine could be done to a street diesel that actually tows and stuff?

    Yeah but thats a completely different class of truck. Our Dakota weights over 5k and isn't built to drag race it's made for top speed and thats it. Our drag truck weighs right around 2700lbs. We already have the gearing worked out in the truck just before we went to Vegas, now we just have to dial in the chassis and make a few other changes. Once we can get it to hook up we shal be in the 7's easily.

    Once were done with our actual drag engine I think the plan with this one is to put it in one of our street trucks.

  3. Banks is big on keeping the smoke down.

    sweet, I wanted to play with diesels...too bad its just with my ford tractor:)

    Correct, Dr Performance used to hold the record for the worlds fastest diesel truck at 8.31 and we first took it with an 8.30 then backed it with and 8.22 and then an 8.21 and the best part is they were there in Vegas to watch us take it from them. Dr Performance's truck smokes like a train and we are thinking they blew their engine on their second run because they blew flames out their exhaust which is not possible with a diesel unless you run propane which they said they weren't but that they decided to stop running their truck after that run. :yellow_loser:

  4. Hey Jon, was this the truck that you all put the Art Morrison back half in? Just wondering cause I'm lookin at getting one for my '56 here really soon...finally got the money together :D

    No sorry it's not the same truck that was one of our 90's 454 trucks that we were gonna do that to but havn't gotten to doing it yet.

    This is a Don Ness chassis that was built back when they used to run the prostock trucks This is an old Pinella truck and only has a few passes on it before we purchased it.

    BTW we just took the record for the worlds fastest full bodied diesel truck. Our next goal is to take the worlds fastest diesel period!

  5. holy crap man that thing is fast..and with almost no smoke ...you guys do some good work ...ok so if redline is 4800 how many times is he shifting and what kindof trans is he running...ive seen diesels run before but with alot smoke ...i bet if you took off the Banks name off the truck and because it has no smoke and with the sound of the engine most people wouldnt think its a diesel...thats is a badass truck you guys have :thumbs:

    The truck is running a bruno with a liberty 5 speed behind it.

  6. Oh yeah BTW anyone in the Vegas area who can make it to the races this week feel free to go stop by and say hi. We will be finishing up some changes to the truck tomorrow morning and heading out to the vegas drag strip for the rest of the week. We are hoping for very very low 8's maybe even into the 7's. This truck has a lot left in it and we plan to show it even though we are entered in super gas which is a 9.90 class. We don't care we are going to throw the race by running to fast just to prove how fast this thing will/can go and this is only the beginning since we already have the next engine on it's way together with custom forged pistons which should allow us to spin over 6k.

  7. that thing moves out...what was the mph on that run...and if its not a secret what the redine on the engine

    150 MPH and we are keeping the redline at about 4800 because with the stock pistons we currently have in it the engine will destroy itself at around 5100 rpm. The last engine we had on the dyno we kept creeping up in rpm and we were told by the piston maufacturer that the pistons will come apart between 5100 and 5200 rpm. Well they came apart right at 5150.

  8. I think a stock lb7 is ballsy,i cant wait to get the banks components on my truck those numbers are sick.

    Wow an LB7 yes we do have product for them tested and proven but man the d-max has come a long ways since the first being an LB7 I could name many different things between them and the new LBZ/LMM. I'm not saying it's a bad version in anyway I am just shocked because we have moved forward everytime GM releases a new d-max. The biggest thing they could improve on next is lifter weight and piston/rod weight. They would then have a very solid high HP stock diesel engine.

  9. Gotta love the diesels. How much boost was that on? Making big power in a diesel isn't as inexpensive as one might think as well. I can only imagine what a complete forged set-up will cost. My good friend is putting 800/1300+ to the wheels and will not tell me how much he spent to do it. I am guessing 25-30K :crazy: Keep us posted on the results!!! :smash:

     

    Mods:

     

    • LBZ short block - balanced rotating assembly

    • SoCal Diesel Custom Race Cam

    • SoCal Diesel Machined/Modified Bowl/ Thermal Coated LBZ Pistons

    • TTS Crower billet connecting rods

    • CNC ported heads, hand polishing

    • Bronze valve guides

    • SoCal Diesel Ovate beehive valve springs

    • SoCal Diesel Titanium retainers

    • SoCal Diesel Hardened O.D. spring cups

    • SoCal Pushrods

    • Headstuds

    • ARP Main Studs with cross bolts

    • ATS Aurora 5000 Turbo (40psi - street, can do ~50psi)

    • 4" Down Pipe

    • BD Power Turbo Blow Off Valve

    • Custom 3" plumbing pre/post Intercooler

    • Custom 3" Intake

    • PPE Dual CP3 w/ LBZ pump

    • MITUSA Lift Pump w/ custom bracket

    • Custom TTS Extreme Tune

    • TTS Fuel Pickup Kit

    • New injectors w/ 40% Extrude Hone Nozzles

    • EFI Live

    • 5" MBRP Exhaust

    • EGT Probe welded in up-pipe

    • Level 10 Alison Trans - Fully Modified converter

    • ATS Copilot

    • Mag-Hytec Deep Pan

    • SD Tierod Sleeves

    • SD Centerlink

    34#s of boost

  10. Well I spent all week building a d-max for R&D for our drag truck to find out Gale wants to put it in our drag truck. This engine isn't built with our full race parts but he wants to see what we can do with what we have here and now which isn't much more than a stock engine. We have forged rods and an LSM cam/lifters and our modified stock pistons. I just got a text message from my boss who is doing the tuning and he said we made 1045hp and 1244ft lbs. :omg::noway:

    Needless to say the engine comes off the dyno tomorrow and goes in the truck! We should soon have some #'s!!!

  11. I had 305/40/22 Toyo Proxes on the red truck and thought they were a great tire, I'd definitely buy them again, but I am in love with the BFG G-Force TA's... if they weren't so damnd soft I'd go with them in a heartbeat. Sexy tires IMO.

     

    KDW2.jpg

    Yeah or so damn expensive

  12. yes, i can still hit skeet with my short ass barrel but with a loner barrel i have a bette rhit ratio. for home defense you want short so youll get more spread. but if you plan to shoot slugs youll need a rifled barrel.

    You only "need" a rifled barrel if you don't use rifled slugs. I shoot rifled slugs out of mine all the time and have no issues at all and absolutly no damage to the barrel. The main reason home defence guns have a short barrel is to make them lighter and easier to manuver the spread isn't gonna matter much when your shooting at someone across the room or down a hallway because you gonna hit them and if you don't you were probably facing the wrong way. I wouldn't use slugs for home defense because you will probably mis since it recoils much harder than anything else.

×
×
  • Create New...