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6.0 Aftermarket
2wd vs 4wd for the track
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[QUOTE="6 L chevy eater, post: 1130670, member: 14309"] I vote 4wd. And 1000hp is thrown around so loosely. Its not a very easy to accomplish and its very costly. And to actually have that kind of power and use it to the fullest its takes one hell of a build. Takes lots of fuel, oil, and a little spray. And deep pocket book. Good luck. Hope it works well for u guys. IMO. I would build a solid 800hp truck and be happy with it. Things will last alot longer around the 800hp range rather than the 1000hp ish mark [/QUOTE]
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