Bag'n & Drag'n ..Blocks??

[Hottrucks]

anyone running these titainium drag blocks on there bagged truck??

I know nothing about them so help me out??

yea I know drag them on the ground???

[project 67 sub]

im gonna run trailer hitch balls, way cheaper than regular and titanium drag blocks

[fastwillie 696969]

what the hell you talking about
show us a pic

[Hottrucks]

YouTube- S10 Dragging Titanium Drag Blocks

I want to talk to someone who has run them....how hard is it on the vech...how fast do you need to go?? how much noise does it make?? ehat does it do to the road??

seems like most of the guys are going pretty quick?? I read that some guys where doing the ball thing but the spark is weak??

[OARNGESI]

Careful there a good way to lose your liscense and many fines

[smashingchuck]

Louder than hell. Messes up the road (at least with steel, not sure on on titanium). More speed = more sparks.

That's all I know... never been around the titanium "blocks". I've always seen guys weld 1/4" plate to the bottom of the frame where it lays out.

[JWall]

Titanium throws off a more white spark.
Most the time they come with a bracket to weld to the frame, then the blocks are threaded to bolt to the bracket.
Titanium gets very hot though.

I am against the trailer ball idea as I've seen the damage to a truck that was behind a guy that broke one he got the trailer ball on the hood and windshield and it did alot of damage.

[AVS_JASON]

Drag your frame or don't drag at all.
Welding a 1/4" plate along the whole frame rail is ok too.

[LMDGUY]

Originally Posted by AVS_JASON

Drag your frame or don't drag at all.
Welding a 1/4" plate along the whole frame rail is ok too.

X 2

[xJoey Dubsx]

http://www.*****************/catalog/drag-blocks

Good set of drag blocks.

I ran them on my Dakota for a while, til one ripped out of the frame from a crack in the road..

Now I'm putting them on my hitch I had custom made on the back, although I may run hitch balls, like said above, cheap, and easy/quick to find.

[Hottrucks]

I was thinking under the rear bumper I can lay it close enough to drag a ball I was woundering what would happen if it hooked something?? I kinda figured it was going to be loud in the truck but what about outside???

I'm having second thoughts?? and by the way I can lay X but theres no way in hell I'm dragging anyhing off that!!!

[Spray-Bomb]

Originally Posted by Hottrucks

I was thinking under the rear bumper I can lay it close enough to drag a ball I was woundering what would happen if it hooked something?? I kinda figured it was going to be loud in the truck but what about outside???

I'm having second thoughts?? and by the way I can lay X but theres no way in hell I'm dragging anyhing off that!!!

In short, you are not the dragging kind of person
If you have to ask & if you are worried about the road or how loud it is, then you dont need to drag

Just my 2cents

I drove a VW bug that had 3/4" of ground clearance static for a year, I scraped road reflectors off for fun & loved it

[Hottrucks]

yea your right ^^^^^^^^^ I'm def going with the flame kit though!!

[xJoey Dubsx]

Originally Posted by Hottrucks

I was thinking under the rear bumper I can lay it close enough to drag a ball I was woundering what would happen if it hooked something?? I kinda figured it was going to be loud in the truck but what about outside???

Originally Posted by xJoey Dubsx

I ran them on my Dakota for a while, til one ripped out of the frame from a crack in the road..

I'm having second thoughts?? and by the way I can lay X but theres no way in hell I'm dragging anyhing off that!!!

You could plate your cross member..

just be careful, and drag on good smooth roads.

[smashingchuck]

On a side but somewhat related note, I welded 1.25x1.25 blocks to the bottom of my crossmember right next to where the lower control arms mount. It saves the truck from laying out on the control arms like most do.

[Hottrucks]

being a yankee ( read as cheap) i'm going to screw a piece of snowmoble track runner ( teflon) to my X that will make it slide nice.....

[Shane]

I can't understand why anyone would put so much work in to a vehicle and then go out and drag it till sparks came out from under it.

[Hottrucks]

I don't understand why someone would make a motor run to its limits tearing up tires driveshafts u joints tranies and a bunch of other stuff...but its fun!!

kinda like runnig your 4x4 though the woods and mud just to get somewhere you could have take a road to??

[Shane]

Originally Posted by Hottrucks

I don't understand why someone would make a motor run to its limits tearing up tires driveshafts u joints tranies and a bunch of other stuff...

me either.

[Hottrucks]

I think this is the answer

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/vboard/s...28&postcount=8

[smashingchuck]

Originally Posted by Shane

I can't understand why anyone would put so much work in to a vehicle and then go out and drag it till sparks came out from under it.

_agreed_

[roofingbloke]

Originally Posted by Shane

I can't understand why anyone would put so much work in to a vehicle and then go out and drag it till sparks came out from under it.

would only look good on november 5th.

[justpball]

here is mine draggin, my hitch receiver is what I drag, big flat and at the very back of the burb so I dont mess nothing up underneath! in the last pic you can see it hanging down...

[Spray-Bomb]

Originally Posted by justpball

here is mine draggin, my hitch receiver is what I drag, big flat and at the very back of the burb so I dont mess nothing up underneath! in the last pic you can see it hanging down...

You may want to check your notch occasionally for cracks, as dragging the rear puts a lot of stress on the notch

[Hottrucks]

to bad they dont make a Flint block..then you could get a good effect while going slow...