Do youi need a 570hp truck?
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daugen
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the bamboo lined pick up bed is a nice touch.
With 6 driving wheels, I bet it needs that hp to get moving.
The MB is not the most attractive thing out there, I'd rather have a Jeep.
An Overland Hellcat please... :dance1:
With 6 driving wheels, I bet it needs that hp to get moving.
The MB is not the most attractive thing out there, I'd rather have a Jeep.
An Overland Hellcat please... :dance1:
WilliamBos
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Give me a 600HP Mack MP10 with mDRIVE anyday. The only way to go!!
QRTRHRS
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If the MB is too butt ugly, maybe one of these will suit, LOL.
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daugen
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Mike Ryan Gale Banks Super-Turbo Freightliner semi drift truck and Pikes Peak racer - Autoweek
oh my. A supercharger back in a Detroit, though not quite like the old 53/71/92 days. Or is it?
2400 rpm redline, sounds like a "normal" truck. Why so low?
I guess with 4000+lb ft of torque, they probably didn't need more.
I found the reference to being unable to measure due to no current dyno being able to handle it interesting.
I would have thought dynos were used for other larger testing also, though maybe not a drive up style.
oh my. A supercharger back in a Detroit, though not quite like the old 53/71/92 days. Or is it?
2400 rpm redline, sounds like a "normal" truck. Why so low?
I guess with 4000+lb ft of torque, they probably didn't need more.
I found the reference to being unable to measure due to no current dyno being able to handle it interesting.
I would have thought dynos were used for other larger testing also, though maybe not a drive up style.
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daugen
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now I hope you will get the Aussie version with 685hp for pulling that road train...
way cool air intakes
