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Like the title says post a picture of your car/truck etc... I'll start it off. Sorry for big picture buts a 2000 model Ford Lightning it's about a 400 hp with over 500 ft lbs of torque i also have an 1986 F100 4x4 with a 302 4 barrel holly 750 carb and a 1971 f100 with a 302 but im building a 351 windsor stroker to go into it 4kB0a.JPG

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Yes 1 time with it had a few mods it ran a 12.8 which isnt to shabby for a 4500 pound truck on street tires since then i got some D/R but havent went back to the track due to it being so hot. Lightnings are amazing trucks, But I'm also a die hard for fan biggrin.png. I love peoples faces at stop lights when this truck will out run corvettes from red light to red light.

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it runs 91 octane and it gets 12-15 when i dont put my lead foot into eat. But i love to hear that supercharger WHIIINE. :p but im a big guy (6'6 250 lbs) a car is out of the question so its kinda like my own little sports care biggrin.png. I've raced a friends T/A has an LS1 in it, I ran off and left him off the line and top end.

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Nice truck, I love those incubus rims. I almost bought a set for my 86 but backed out and went with AR Bajas instead. happy.png

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