Toys for tow rigs

[Jason]

Expensive, yes. Cool, hell yea! Way better than 20"+ wheels.
http://www.ricksontruck.com/images/aluminum/aluminum_chart_elim.jpg
http://www.ricksontruck.com/wheels_gm_srw.html
with 225/70/19.5 tires, that puts me at 1" over stock size tires. I need to go win the lotto. :D

[Jason]

This too:
http://www.kennebell.net/superchargers/gm/gm81/regularimages/supercharger.jpg
http://www.kennebell.net/superchargers/gm/gm81/gm81.htm

[Jason]

Basically, a lower version of what I want our truck to look like:

http://www.ricksontruck.com/customers/gm_srw/011/1.jpg

http://www.ricksontruck.com/customers/gm_srw/011/2.jpg

http://www.ricksontruck.com/customers/gm_srw/011/3.jpg

http://www.ricksontruck.com/customers/gm_srw/011/4.jpg

[red85toy]

nice.
the supercharger would only drop your MPG to 4.5 !!! :cool:

[tbplus10]

Only starting at $227 per wheel. I dont think I'll be buying a set this year, even though they would look nice on my Suburban.

[tbplus10]

I did a some research on the superchargers, I thought about one for my Suburban. Kenne Bell and Vortech are the two largest suppliers of B/B GM S/C's. Both have the S/C and spark control packages tuned enough to run 87 octane (recommend 92 for best performance), both report a 2.2 mpg gain when driven conservatively.
These S/C's dont run lean like the Toyota, the research shows they dont benefit as much from an additional injector like Toyota S/C's.
The theory behind the gain is with the extra HP you arent giving the truck as much throttle to accelerate to speed. I know with very little throttle I can get my truck up to 65 just as fast as cars reving real high next to me.