ScottyBoy
No, that's not a banana in my pants.
i don't hate you scotty.
this place is void of knowledge.
the biggest reason people come to this site is start threads about what they start and never finish...
HAHAHAHA!!! So fucking true.
How dare you ScottyBoy!
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HAHAHAHA!!! So fucking true.
ScottyBoy
No, that's not a banana in my pants.
But seriously, I have been bitten by the go-fast bug and I have been going a lot of research. Honestly, it looks like its gonna cost an arm and a leg to get my lead sled to actually haul ass. I am thinking I should get a project vehicle for the money I would be pumping into the Suburban. 
And yes, I do have a 97 Blazer project, but I wanna get rid of it now and find a better canvas to start with. I am thinking a RCSB GMT800, like Penguin Jr. has.
And yes, I do have a 97 Blazer project, but I wanna get rid of it now and find a better canvas to start with. I am thinking a RCSB GMT800, like Penguin Jr. has.
No research needed, really, to know that a Suburban going fast is going to cost a lot of money, entirely too much to pump into a decade+ old one.
If I were you, I'd save the cash and put it and a trade towards a newer Hoe/Burb/Whatever other ride you'd prefer before I'd waste it on the Burb running 14's in the quarter.
If I were you, I'd save the cash and put it and a trade towards a newer Hoe/Burb/Whatever other ride you'd prefer before I'd waste it on the Burb running 14's in the quarter.
ScottyBoy
No, that's not a banana in my pants.
I know. I have come to realize that T. For what it would take to at least get this thing in the 15's, I could almost build another truck.
