Newbie Picked up 1 of the 5 Raptor Crate engines for F100 Engine Swap

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Nah! Turbo pops on down shifts sound awesome! And, the COBB Stage II kit I installed make me not care what strict "V-8 or Nothing" guys say. Heck, I can even see most of them saying it in my rear view mirror...

It was fun giving the GT Stang hell the other day. I bet he did'nt see that coming from ANY kind of truck.

Eco1 with tune only ran 13.0 @ 105 on a very hot night leaving at idle. it made 420/532 at tire, this truck quite a bit lighter with prob another 70 hp should run quite well especially considering change from 6R80 to 10R80
 

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Eco1 with tune only ran 13.0 @ 105 on a very hot night leaving at idle. it made 420/532 at tire, this truck quite a bit lighter with prob another 70 hp should run quite well especially considering change from 6R80 to 10R80

105 trap from a truck is pretty respectable. Street tires?
 
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105 trap from a truck is pretty respectable. Street tires?

Yes street tires that were 5+ yrs old and very hard. If I left with any boost it would just light em up. I had just filled up with fuel too. DA was 3650 and temp just under 100 deg. The old truck really held the heat underhood so power dropped off a lot with heat soak.

Curb weight on this run was 4750 lbs. Current truck should be close to 1000 lb less.

Actually a vid on my YT channel






 
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Smurf,
As a benchmark my bone stock 2000 Lighting ran 13.80's @ 103mph. His truck is scooting for sure.

I scored a 105 trap in my ’01 Lightning, but that was a looooonnggg time ago, and yes, that is moving out sharply for a truck.
ETA: that was at MIR, early 2000’s...
 
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Very poor air with a lot of heat soak. Should have gone faster. Guessing prob 40 hp loss vs better weather. Should have gone faster.

This swap goal would be to hit
115 mph & if it hooks decent hoping for 11’s with just a tune. Or very close to engine I pulled and sold.

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