Does anyone know how our trucks would compare stock in the 1/4 mile with an SRT-8 jeep?:eek:

ORIGINAL: VKIRKEND

Does anyone know how our trucks would compare stock in the 1/4 mile with an SRT-8 jeep?:eek:


It would be a pretty much neck and neck with the jeep and a RC srt-10 ram. It won't look good in the begining cause the jeeps can do 0-60 in 4.5's bone stock. The best run I have seen from a jeep is a 12.9 bone stock, while I have seen a stock SRT-10 with slicks run a 12.8

The SRT-8 Jeep will win everytime stock vs. stock......on tires...

Just too fast with AWD...

i think if the srt10 have agood tire grip he will win if both of them are stooooock ;)

The current record for a bone stock Regular Cab Ram SRT-10 is 12.74@109mph, this pass was witnessed by a few members of our ViperTruck forums and the members also verified the truck was bone stock, other members have ran 12.9's stock in thier trucks as well. The RC Ram SRT-10 isquicker and faster thanthe Jeep GC SRT-8 in the 1/4mile and anything after thatstock for stock, but the drivers aren't always capable of driving the truck to it's fullest potential. The Ram SRT-10's 107-109mph trap speed is also much higher than the Jeep GC SRT-8's 101-103mph, meaning after the 1/4mile the Ram will just keep pulling away. However the Jeeps AWD and auto tranny make it pretty much foolproof on the strip and make it allot more consistant and easier to get good times. The Ram driver has to do good clutchwork and have the right psi in his tires to launch correctly and hook, and he's gotta be good at shifting, the powershifters all have recorded the best E.T.'s.

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The current record for a bone stock Regular Cab Ram SRT-10 is 12.74@109mph, this pass was witnessed by a few members of our ViperTruck forums and the members also verified the truck was bone stock, other members have ran 12.9's stock in thier trucks as well. The RC Ram SRT-10 isquicker and faster thanthe Jeep GC SRT-8 in the 1/4mile and anything after thatstock for stock, but the drivers aren't always capable of driving the truck to it's fullest potential. The Ram SRT-10's 107-109mph trap speed is also much higher than the Jeep GC SRT-8's 101-103mph, meaning after the 1/4mile the Ram will just keep pulling away. However the Jeeps AWD and auto tranny make it pretty much foolproof on the strip and make it allot more consistant and easier to get good times. The Ram driver has to do good clutchwork and have the right psi in his tires to launch correctly and hook, and he's gotta be good at shifting, the powershifters all have recorded the best E.T.'s.
That all sounds good to me.:D