I have two Silverado 1500's, both have 5.3 Vortex engines. One 2000 and one 2008.
The 2000 is a single cab short bed, 2WD, and an absolute blast to drive. I have never had any issues with it power or torque wise, never had to worry about passing someone or downshifting on a hill.
The 2008 is gutless. Crew cab, 4WD short bed. I don't have to try very hard to break tires loose on pavement with the 2000, but the 2008 barely breaks tires loose on gravel with traction control turned off. I have to worry about passing people because its slow, and lacks throttle response, and lacks balls.
Any idea what a guy may do to spice it up a bit? Looking to see if this is a common problem. Not wanting to resort to tuning and upgrades just yet though.
The 2000 is a single cab short bed, 2WD, and an absolute blast to drive. I have never had any issues with it power or torque wise, never had to worry about passing someone or downshifting on a hill.
The 2008 is gutless. Crew cab, 4WD short bed. I don't have to try very hard to break tires loose on pavement with the 2000, but the 2008 barely breaks tires loose on gravel with traction control turned off. I have to worry about passing people because its slow, and lacks throttle response, and lacks balls.
Any idea what a guy may do to spice it up a bit? Looking to see if this is a common problem. Not wanting to resort to tuning and upgrades just yet though.