2013 Yukon Denali
02-11-2013, 06:17 PM
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Hey, Thanks!! My buddy built it when he owned it. The block is the original 502 poked and stroked to 540. Eagle crank,Eagle H-beam rods,J-E pistons and Merlin 315 heads with Iconnel valves. The blower is a B/M 250 with a Modded 1050 dominator. best speed so far is 84mph at 5400rpm on GPS. Bravo XR sportmaster with 2" shortie running a Bravo 1 28 pitch.
02-11-2013, 06:18 PM
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02-11-2013, 06:31 PM
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i wish!! I think,,,,they think,,,,guys like us are going to load down the vehicle down with everything that goes into the boat then some how stuff the wife and kids in their then hook to the boat and go..Their rite! lol
02-11-2013, 06:42 PM
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You should be fine. I had an '07 and it towed my 24' Pantera like it wasn't even there.
Also towed my 30' Velocity, but that was about all I would ever want to pull. Plenty of power, but the short wheelbase of the truck made it a little nerve-racking on the highway. However I did tow it 2200 miles last summer so it's not impossible.
Also towed my 30' Velocity, but that was about all I would ever want to pull. Plenty of power, but the short wheelbase of the truck made it a little nerve-racking on the highway. However I did tow it 2200 miles last summer so it's not impossible.
02-11-2013, 07:23 PM
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You should be fine. I had an '07 and it towed my 24' Pantera like it wasn't even there.
Also towed my 30' Velocity, but that was about all I would ever want to pull. Plenty of power, but the short wheelbase of the truck made it a little nerve-racking on the highway. However I did tow it 2200 miles last summer so it's not impossible.
Also towed my 30' Velocity, but that was about all I would ever want to pull. Plenty of power, but the short wheelbase of the truck made it a little nerve-racking on the highway. However I did tow it 2200 miles last summer so it's not impossible.
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02-11-2013, 11:10 PM
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I guess the benifit is that everything lasts longer. LOl . I bought the boat from a buddy and he had Hi Tech build the trailer specifically for the 25' Outlaw. Because (In his own words) He towed long distance,sometimes more than a thousand miles and did'nt want any problems. I know its overkill but worth the peace of mind.
02-11-2013, 11:42 PM
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