Inside the Twin-Turbo Duramax That Pushed the S-10 to 7.96

This S-10 was already running deep into the sevens with a twin-turbo Duramax in road race trim, not the final drag setup.

- Twin-turbo Duramax package built for the S-10 drag truck.
- Engine fitment and packaging were central to the build.
- Road race configuration still delivered 7.96 seconds at 167.34 mph.
- The dedicated drag engine was still to come.

We packaged a twin-turbo Duramax into the S-10 drag truck and proved the combination before the final drag engine ever went into service. The engine shown here was in road race configuration, yet it still pushed the truck to a 7.96-second quarter-mile at 167.34 mph. That matters because it shows the strength of the Duramax platform, the twin-turbo layout, and the fitment work required to make a diesel package live in a compact drag chassis.

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