I like this video for a few reasons. I like the vehicles. I like their powerplants. I also like how the only people in danger are the ones who want to be as this isn't set up at a busy intersection or in a residential neighborhood
Both are kick a$$ trucks! 😎 While a lot of the other comments are just people complaining, I would recommend you change the tittle to 396 SBC. That way those who don't know, do know. 👍
Well, if you actually spent the time and read the comments instead of posting dumb ones you would have gotten the answer….. And what’s the more common engine swap in a S10? A small block or a big cubic inch big block? 🤦♂️
@@propower418 u know a 396 is a big block right? at least and Chevy 396 big block, unless I’m forgetting some like stroker small block that goes to 396, the 454 most people go with when swapping something
@@455sBuickOldsPontiac Yeah, I know exactly what engine is in my truck and the difference between a small and big block. Blueprint Engines makes a 396 SB Stroker for those of people that are totally clueless about it…..
Actually S10 trucks aren't exactly light, and you may be surprised at how little C10s weigh. My son has a 1985 long bed and with a SBC and him in it, it weighed in at 3700 lbs.
@@Texasmule so you’re telling me my S10 with full interior, full fuel, race ready and tipping the scales @2786 is really heavy for a pump gas street driven truck?
You must be a Square Body fan? Well my shit comes in at 3000 with me in it. So what you’re telling me is that C10 tips the scales at 6000lbs? Never mind the fact he has 169 cubic inches on me plus running a tire twice the size of mine….
So what would have made it more fair? Give him even more of a cubic inch advantage? A tire 3 times the size of mine inside of only twice the size? Should I add even more than the 200lbs of extra weight I already have in it?
@@propower418 just making an observation. Power to weight ratio is as important a factor as anything else. The s10 is impressive, one of my favorite trucks I may never have because people trashed them
itll never sound that good though and i have an ef hatch with a b18 swap. a b18 was designed less than 30 years ago while those chevy motors were developed before your grandparents even met eachother and theyre still relevant in todays racing.
Tires are spinning like crazy on both set ups beautiful
That 396 is no joke man! Real tough 💯
Looked like the s10 hooked pretty well!That c10 was spinning like there was no tomorrow🤘🏻
Ready to see it on the track again too. That's a nice S10!
One of my favorite motors
Put a couple sand bags is the c10 tailbed and see if you get traction.
I like this video for a few reasons.
I like the vehicles. I like their powerplants. I also like how the only people in danger are the ones who want to be as this isn't set up at a busy intersection or in a residential neighborhood
Nice run. I can't wait to finish my setup 😩
Both are kick a$$ trucks! 😎
While a lot of the other comments are just people complaining, I would recommend you change the tittle to 396 SBC. That way those who don't know, do know. 👍
If you’re spinning you’re not winning.
Big block music to my ears and clean trucks ✅ Would rather see a built truck than car anyways🔥
I would have liked to have seen it run, without using nitrous.
Trying to get my dad to sell me his C10 😭😭😭
Who had what engine
My S10 has the 396
@@propower418man power to weight 💪
How loud was that!
I’ll use my super powers and figure out which is which
Well, if you actually spent the time and read the comments instead of posting dumb ones you would have gotten the answer…..
And what’s the more common engine swap in a S10? A small block or a big cubic inch big block? 🤦♂️
@@propower418 u know a 396 is a big block right? at least and Chevy 396 big block, unless I’m forgetting some like stroker small block that goes to 396, the 454 most people go with when swapping something
@@455sBuickOldsPontiac Yeah, I know exactly what engine is in my truck and the difference between a small and big block. Blueprint Engines makes a 396 SB Stroker for those of people that are totally clueless about it…..
America 🎶😎👍
What carb and stall are you running and headers and manifold bad ass truck
ATM Innovation 750 carb
3000 stall
Hooker super comp headers
Blueprint dual plane intake
The title didn't say anything about spray.
I’m sorry, but does it matter? We were both on it if that helps?
@@propower418what engine you had
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You want your money back? 😂
Should throw a few hundred pounds of sand in the bed. It may break something, but it would hook
Which is witch
It’s like half a truck of weight compared to that square body
You should have read the earlier comments….
Yes, his truck weighs about 1000lbs more but thanks for noticing Captain Obvious.
The full size has a huge engine, these trucks are comparable.
Actually S10 trucks aren't exactly light, and you may be surprised at how little C10s weigh. My son has a 1985 long bed and with a SBC and him in it, it weighed in at 3700 lbs.
@@Carl_Jr That's how much my 2005 GTO weighs.
@@2015_Rubicnn With you in it?
Sweet trucks!
N 2 O!
People should know by now don't race an s10 if it willingly wants to race💀
Am looking at buying one of those from blue print, are you happy with it?
I’ve been extremely happy with it so far and even started spraying a 200 shot on it this year. (1/8th mile)
Get the 400 bigger bore more flow
Why trucks tho?
Because this is America and we build whatever we want….
@@propower418 yeah no shit but they're still slow on power to weight. Could've gone with some classic instead
@@Texasmule so you’re telling me my S10 with full interior, full fuel, race ready and tipping the scales @2786 is really heavy for a pump gas street driven truck?
@@propower418 with the amount of power it needs to make it fast, yes indeed
Monsters echoes
Which one has 396
S10 has the 396 SB
S 10 is half the weight of the full size truck.
You must be a Square Body fan?
Well my shit comes in at 3000 with me in it. So what you’re telling me is that C10 tips the scales at 6000lbs?
Never mind the fact he has 169 cubic inches on me plus running a tire twice the size of mine….
S10 sprayed on this race?
Both of us were spraying
Both moving and sounding good
396 Big Block is A BEAST
It’s a 396 small block
Small block lol
@@fnafplayer6447 blueprintengines.com/products/396-ci-stroker-crate-engine-small-block-gm-dressed-longblock-carburetor-bp3961ctc
Not a big block, it's a small block
@@fnafplayer6447that's correct
Ptw wins every time
I'm sure weight had something to do with the outcome.....
So what would have made it more fair? Give him even more of a cubic inch advantage? A tire 3 times the size of mine inside of only twice the size? Should I add even more than the 200lbs of extra weight I already have in it?
@@propower418 just making an observation. Power to weight ratio is as important a factor as anything else. The s10 is impressive, one of my favorite trucks I may never have because people trashed them
@@kevinroberts6990yeah chevy S10 are feather weights 😆 my big block '68 impala weighs 4,260 pounds without driver....it's a Heavy Chevy for real.
Engine size doesnt mean nothing, a honda civic turbo can beat a bic block or small block with a 1.8 liter 😂
itll never sound that good though and i have an ef hatch with a b18 swap. a b18 was designed less than 30 years ago while those chevy motors were developed before your grandparents even met eachother and theyre still relevant in todays racing.