Sorry to say most 1999.5/2000 lightnings can run even or better than 13.9 out of the dealers lot. My good friend has a 99.5 and has had runs at 13.7 & 13.8 bone stock. The 2001/2 will run even better and just wait for the 2003/4's! Sorry I can't tell you any more or I'd have to kill you...LOL Another one of my friends dads worked for GM for many years and used to be able to bring home prototype vehicles. I was able to drive "race...hehehe" a prototype Cyclone in '91, among other nice rides Corvettes, etc... I was about 17 then and those things kicked ass. One nice thing about living near Detroit is that almost everyone works for an auto company. The traction was great...just gun it and it will grip and take off like a rocket. The bad thing about having AWD is it hurts you on the upper end. I've always loved the Typhoon though. I've owned 2 different blazers in my days and they were nice trucks. If only we could get Dodge to make a kick ass, balls out, truck that wo!
uld eat up anything in its tracks....maybe a twin turbo dakota and durango. Dodge...HELLO!!!
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5.9L, 4x4, 3.92 LSD, R/T wheels (Goodyear Eagle GT II 275/60/R17)
2.5" Dynomax Magnum Race Series cat back exhaust
Quick-D T-body & intake
Mopar Performance PCM (on back order)
best 1/4 mile (stock): 16.08 @ 84 mph
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Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 13:16:38 -0500 (CDT)
From: David Gloff <dgloff@xnet.com>
Subject: RE: DML: Re: GMC Syclone/Typhoon
The R/T HANDLES better, and depending on an individual's taste looks
better, but it is NOT quicker in any sense of the word. Most sy's would
do 13.9 off the dealer's lot(Which makes it quicker than even the 1999/2k
Lightning, and beat the pants off of any stock Dak, sadly), and the Ty's
were about .2 sec slower (weight + shorter wheelbase)
My last bit on
the subject is a minor correction of a previous post. The Syclone was
manufactured in '91 only (except for a prototype in 90 and 3 for 92), and
the Typhoon in '92+'93. There was 1 prototype in '91, but it was still a
stock jimmy above the frame
David Gloff
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On Tue, 16 May 2000, Morrison, Dennis wrote:
> Thanx Steven -- but the R/T is still better ;)
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