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will bagging a 2.2 make it run any more slower then it already does, or put strain on the engine? guess what im askign is if the setup weighs alot
99SonomaHeavenS said:will bagging a 2.2 make it run any more slower then it already does, or put strain on the engine? guess what im askign is if the setup weighs alot
true, but the thing is i notice that my truck pulls with 3 people just as good as one i notice no difference and thats like 300+ lbs atleast, so will bagging it add that much weight? Plus you have to consider that you don't notice any difference in triton motors, thats probably because they are made to pull, and they accelerate just as fast, so technically there is a chance that you wouldnt notice a difference, therefore you have to consider other things then physics........ and my question is still not answered, can someone give me a definate answer, using facts instead of something i learned in 9th grade?MoneyMike said:the more wieght you add, than the more force it will take to move it.....
Physics > you
How much are you expecting it to weigh?99SonomaHeavenS said:true, but the thing is i notice that my truck pulls with 3 people just as good as one i notice no difference and thats like 300+ lbs atleast, so will bagging it add that much weight? Plus you have to consider that you don't notice any difference in triton motors, thats probably because they are made to pull, and they accelerate just as fast, so technically there is a chance that you wouldnt notice a difference, therefore you have to consider other things then physics........ and my question is still not answered, can someone give me a definate answer, using facts instead of something i learned in 9th grade?
I think that has something to do with the air. Dan, make sure your air tank is full.bzzzt said:for some reason my truck is too heavy to move , but when i air it up it seems to get lighter and i can drive it fine
Southern said:How much are you expecting it to weigh?
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Nah you will be fine. I had a 2.2 on the freeway every day and it was fine. Dont forget you do take some stuff out to put in the new stuff. You will still be heaver but not bad. I had my truck full of filing boxes more then once and it didnt care (After it was bagged).99SonomaHeavenS said:will bagging a 2.2 make it run any more slower then it already does, or put strain on the engine? guess what im askign is if the setup weighs alot
MoneyMike said:x2.....at max, air mang. bags, all the metal should wiegh no more than 300 pounds......
with this in mind your truck stocks wieghs 3500ish? and has 100 hp?
thats 35 hp per pound
than plus the 300 for the bag shit = 3800
than thats 38 hp per pound.....
:haha: sorry had too....
but to answer your question my bagged 02 reg cab with a 2.2 is just as slow as it was before.....
i think he needs to also realize it takes more power to push then to pull so even if his formula is right it would be right for RWD, but yah lets make it heavier and get more horse power, per pound.... i think he needs to spend more time studying then trying to be a comedian.....primer_forever said:I think you need to refigure that man:haha:
math>you lmao
primer_forever said:I think you need to refigure that man:haha:
math>you lmao
Grammar>joo99SonomaHeavenS said:i think he needs to also realize it takes more power to push then to pull so even if his formula is right it would be right for RWD, but yah lets make it heavier and get more horse power, per pound.... i think he needs to spend more time studying then trying to be a comedian.....
Math + Physics + Grammer/Punctuation > him
sadexcuse4s10 said:mine was slow before i bagged it, and it's still slow
i didn't know there were varying degrees of how slow a 2.2 is
werd, you wont notice anything. hell your gonna cut out a few pounds of steel up front anywaysNCarolinaS10 said:I really don't think it's gonna make enough difference to worry about it.