New 4th Gen N/A 1/4 Mile Record - 12.69 @ 104.65MPH!!

[hemiexp04]

Yeah I know most guys use their trucks for dds. Good runs tho no doubt. Wish I could get in some negative da

 

[greychevy]

Congrats brother! Keep it with the 5.7 for one more track trip!

 

[Hemi450hp]

I need you to beat my time this week, so that I can take another shot at it next Friday. I'm going to hang onto the 5.7 for 1 more trip.

 

[BlownGP]

Nice times

 

[thad8403]

Nice times Matt!

 

[SWAMP RAT VII]

Nice Job Matt!
I will be gunning for that record. With your parts on my truck!

 

[Hemi450hp]

Nice Job Matt!
I will be gunning for that record. With your parts on my truck!

That's what its all about. Keep knocking these times down until we have multiple mid 12 second Ram trucks out there. These trucks are more than capable with a fairly easy bolt on mod list. Follow the mod list we have on this truck, and you are good to go.

 

[gunner1374]

What "track Prep" was done to the truck for weight savings? Also, what wheels and tires are you running? I am thinking about getting a set of 17" alloys for the track nights. What tires and size would you recommend? Awesome runs Brother! Congrats to you. I hope to get back to work on mine soon, but, with oil prices in the crapper, I need to wait til work hours come back to normal in the oilfield. That's assuming I still have a job??? lol

 

[Hemi450hp]

Track prep consists of slicks and skinnies, removed passenger seat and console, removed tailgate, spare tire, and hitch, and installing the track intake. The truck weighed in at 4600lbs with me in it on Friday, and it was 4665lbs with me in it 2 weeks ago with the street tires up front.

 

[Graygoose]

Great times Matt, nice little street bruiser it sounds like !

 

[sicmadek]

Track prep consists of slicks and skinnies, removed passenger seat and console, removed tailgate, spare tire, and hitch, and installing the track intake. The truck weighed in at 4600lbs with me in it on Friday, and it was 4665lbs with me in it 2 weeks ago with the street tires up front.

thats like 1000lbs less than a qc or cc lol

 

[Hemi450hp]

thats like 1000lbs less than a qc or cc lol

There was a crew cab 2wd out there that weighed in at 5100lbs. I've seen a few quad cab guys say they were 4900-5000 in track form.

 

[Pull Ya]

Hell some of us could go on a diet and loose that much weight--
Jay

 

[sicmadek]

There was a crew cab 2wd out there that weighed in at 5100lbs. I've seen a few quad cab guys say they were 4900-5000 in track form.

that cc must have done a lot of track prep

 

[Hemi450hp]

He removed his seats, spare, and tailgate. That's maybe 250lbs total.

I think you would be surprised if you weighed your truck. The quad cab express models are not much heavier than the regular cabs.

 

[BlackRamHemi]

He removed his seats, spare, and tailgate. That's maybe 250lbs total.

I think you would be surprised if you weighed your truck. The quad cab express models are not much heavier than the regular cabs.

For the 2010 Sport 4x4's (mine and Brads)
its ~400 lbs (reg cab vs quad) confirmed on the rambodybuilder website.

good for almost half a second over a quarter mile

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[edit note]
Found a set of 2012 specs.... 380lbs difference from reg cab to quad cab

Reg Cab (6'4" box)


Quad Cab (6'4" box)


Crew Cab (5'7" box)

 

[DiabeticKripple]

i bet im almost a full 900 lbs more than a rcsb

 

[Lethal Hemi]

I laugh when people tell me they weigh 6000lbs in there crewcabs. Then hit up the scales at the track and they are around 5500 with 200lbs driver. When a reg cab guy tells me he weighs 5200 with out driver but end up weighing 4960lbs with them in it ...

 

[Hemi450hp]

Ray, I like that avatar pic.

 

[z28th1s]

I laugh when people tell me they weigh 6000lbs in there crewcabs. Then hit up the scales at the track and they are around 5500 with 200lbs driver. When a reg cab guy tells me he weighs 5200 with out driver but end up weighing 4960lbs with them in it ...

I weighed my 2014 Hemi 4x4 QC Express right after I got. With a 1/4 tank of gas it was exactly 5,300 pounds. That is almost exactly what is listed in the chart above.