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dgedak99
Dodge Dakota
9/17/2001
19:16:57
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 Subject: stock 1/4 mile time, 0-60 on a 5.2 4x4?
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Whats up everyone....hope things are going well with everyone. Anyway, im thinking about going performance with my truck, not sure yet.....i just keep thinking, why do this to a truck? I have an auto 4x4 5.2 ext cab v8 and was wondering what everyones quarter mile time is and 0-60 time. I was trying to look this stuff up and couldnt find it. Also, i want to start light with a k&n intake and gibson dual exhaust combo...and was wondering just how much of a difference this would make. Thanks for your time!
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Nirami
Dodge Dakota
9/17/2001
19:23:53
| RE: stock 1/4 mile time, 0-60 on a 5.2 4x4?
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Well first off. From what I have heard, the dual exhaust system actually gives you a loss in HP. But I may be wrong; and anyone can correct me if I am wrong. But I do believe this is true.
As for 1/4 and 0-60 times on my truck. I can't tell you, because it is still basically stock.
- Mikel
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kicker01
Dodge Dakota
9/17/2001
22:39:19
| RE: stock 1/4 mile time, 0-60 on a 5.2 4x4?
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I took my '98 CC 4x4 5.2 auto to the track once and here is my best run according to the timeslip
'60 - 2.650
330 - 7.176
1/8 - 11.02@64.71
1000 - 14.289
1/4 - 17.09@79.85 <------ 1/4 mile time
'01 RC 4.7 5spd
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Dakota
Dodge Dakota
9/24/2001
15:24:42
| RE: stock 1/4 mile time, 0-60 on a 5.2 4x4?
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I have a 98...5 Speed with 3.55 gears, at the time I tested..I Had:
Dynomax Race Magnum Cat Back Dual Exhasut
Autolite plugs.
Quick D Intake
I ran 16.02 at 84? mph. Dont remember all the specs.. but i know it was 16.02 Oh, and thatw as with a FULL tank of gas.
Hope that helps.
-Dakota
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kota4bye
Dodge Dakota
9/24/2001
16:17:58
| RE: stock 1/4 mile time, 0-60 on a 5.2 4x4?
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Can't help you the times, but on the dual gibson, if you have a 31 inch spare you won't get it back under the truck after you put that exhaust on. Unfortunatley my baseline dyno run was after an AirAid and the gibson duals so I can't help you there either. After an intake and exhaust you will be looking at about 175 rwhp.
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