This may be a no brainer but do NOT run your A/C or defrosters on the way to or while at the track.

Most tracks won't let you run if you are laying down ANY kind of fluid.

very true, any fluid being leak, spilled or whatever on the track is a big no no

less than 12 inches of rubber fuel line in the COMPLETE fuel system......


This may be a little hard even with a stock truck (Cummins at least) since the line running from the tank to the hard line on the frame rail is that long.

Does this include the high pressure line most of us are using or is this just refferring to the stock rubber lines.

Go ahead and post yours, Mikey commentated too much in mine and had the speeds mixed up with the times. If you have a problems with yours, email it to me and I can post it up for ya. But I will post mine too if you want.


On a side note. I had fun even if we did look like tards. :rock::rock: Maybe we can have it right next time.

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http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-367371683239530237&pr=goog-sl

You can watch it there. THere may be some bad words said by camera crew.

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I did not break anything it was blowby coming from underneth the truck.

you do have to have the wheel studs protruding through open faced lugnuts to run NHRA sanctioned tracks, or atleast that is what the NHRA says, and wether the track enforces it or not.....this isnt stock stuff, look at any of the true FAST 2wd drag diesels running out there, most if not all are back-haved, 4 linked and have a ford 9" with 5 lugs.....like 75% of the drag cars out there, hence the lugnuts protruding through the open face lugnuts....

these are normal NHRA rules i dont know what NHRDA and DHRA rules are.......


rubber hose as in El Cheapo parts store junk....


i doubt any of the diesel trucks out there will pull the front wheels more than a few inches, just giving the info though cause one day there will be one that will stand it on the rear wheels.....

Hey Bway, I know the clutch was slippin but have you checked for fuel in the oil or a bad injector?

No sure have not

We have found that in diesels it 200 lbs per .10 where as the gasoline cars it 100 lbs per .10 :U: