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the blue chevy in ttc 2006

burbanbeast

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can someone please give me the spec sheet on this truck? im tryin to get my truck into that eventually and there are some things i saw today that looked funky and i would like to clear them up
 
Well from what I recall, it had 5-ton rockwells, full hydro 4wheel steer, big ass leaf springs all around. I believe it had front and rear winches, one was 30k and the other was 15k. Im pretty sure it had a big block. Thats all I can remember right now.
 
I'm laughing right now b/c those little aluminum steps are bent up into the door. But that is most definitely a hoss of a rig.
 
Yea but it could fit a samurai in the back!
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Alright those are the only pics I could find
 
o yall r awesome for some reason i cant get onto the fourwheeler website and look at ne of this. umm anyone know where i can get some 5 ton rocks other than boyce equipment? lol and damnnnn look at that dent in the door where the cranes yankin him out
 
well only the first two are from fourwheeler's website, I got the rest off of pirate4x4.com, The guy that built that nissan titan for the magazine was at ttc and took a ton of pics and posted them on pirate awhile ago
 
wheres the link at pirate? i was lookin on there earlier today and had no luck (guess im just slow) and i could put up with the blocks not like its gonna kill me(hopefully)lol
 
bigblazer87 said:
Nice front blocks... could you imagine how sick a K5 would look built up like that?


haha, woudl the front tires clear the rear's?
 
Actually, I was thinking that you'd push the tires all the way forwards/rearwards so that there was a 0* approach/deproach angle. Driving straight up walls is fun!
 
Right from the mag

SPECIFICATIONS:

Owner name/city: Terry Gilipin/La Porte Texas
Vehicle model: 1984 Chevrolet K3500 Crew Cab
Occupation: Self-Employed
Engine/aspiration: 468ci OHV V-8/Custom Exhaust
Transmission: Manual
Transfer Case(s): NP205, T-136 Air Shift
Suspension (f/r): 16-inch Leaf Springs, Rancho RS 5000 shocks/Stock Leaves, Top Kick hanger, Rancho RS 5000 shocks
Axles (f/r): Rockwell 5-ton, Detroit Locker/Rockwell 5-ton, Welded
Axle Ratio: 6.44:1
Wheels: Steel 26x16-inch Tractor
Tires: 16.9x26-inch (56-inch) Firestones

Hope that helps, I have the mag sitting infront of me, and I will put out more info soon.
 
The rear end has 12" lift blocks, but it is actually two sets of 6" blocks stacked ontop of eachother.

Rear winch is 30,000 pound (15 ton), the front is a 15,000 pound (7.5 ton) winch. Both are on a PTO setup.

4 wheel steer, with full hydro for both axles.
Pinion brake setup on both axles.

Total Lift is 24", they don't say how exactly though, because there are 12" blocks in the rear, 16" lift springs in the front, and a lift block (they don't give you the size in the mag). So nothing really adds up.

The engine is a 468ci, with a Holley 770 Truck Avenger mounted on an Edelbrock Performer II intake manifold. It's got Hooker headers, and Flowmaster MufflerS. They put the S in, so I am assuming the truck has dual exhaust. But you never know... could be a typing error, there isn't a clear shot of the under carrage in the mag.
 
Yeah I know what you mean, blocks scare me, but stacking them would make me scared to even flex it out.....

I wonder how many sets of rear springs he goes through in a year????
 
that thing is pretty much useless unless its in mud. i think its a mix of drop brackets and massive lift blocks.
i saw it at a local mud bog and it made me sick that it took up a spot in ttc
 
muddyblzr said:
that thing is pretty much useless unless its in mud. i think its a mix of drop brackets and massive lift blocks.
i saw it at a local mud bog and it made me sick that it took up a spot in ttc

i felt the same way. it was only voted in because of its sheer size.
 

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