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14.00 x 20s would fit without any modification. About the same height as the 395s.

X2 on the choke factor. Thought about putting a muffler with the stack on the front? I added a race muffler (Dynomax) and it took the edge off. I think the Donaldsons that other here are using are even better. While adding the muffler, you also get to decide to extend the stack up some more if...

I guess it depends on what you mean by "about". 14.00 x 20s are about the same height as 395s.

I think brake drag on one spindle would cause a pull and when combined with excessive toe in, would cause a big pull.

Welcome, from Clint (El Paso), TX. How is this for starters: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?116729-5-ton-Buying-tips-Help-for-Newbies-What-to-look-for-and-what-to-be-prepared-to-fix

Take into account the heat if you plan on using troop seats, bows, and cargo cover.

Bumping this up for anyone that hasn't seen it in the Upcoming Events page. It is just around the corner.

I am on the hunt for a bumper-pull travel trailer that measures about 20 feet long with the front hitch cut off, to mount on my 927. Need to remove the axles and add tie downs. I figure 8.5 feet of height should just make it under the DOT requirement. By the way, if you have a 934 available...

I am doing this to a Jeep Cherokee using a 98 6.5/4L80E. I used the stock computer, wiring harness, throttle pedal, brake pedal/switch, steering column, and both fuse blocks. There is no throttle position sensor in the traditional sense, it is the throttle pedal (fly by wire).

I have 6.5's in civy trucks and have started/run them with only a few feet of exhaust pipe. Not very loud at all in my opinion. This was done while changing out the exhaust system and just in my yard. I do plan on having a straight pipe on one I put into a Jeep Cherokee. My trucks came with a...

So this is why you have been having computer issues???????

I hope to be there with two trucks, an M35 and an M927. One for sure. By the way, I am text-challenged, so only calls or messages through here.

applause!!!!

Yo tambien pienso que la sugunda transfer es lo mas facil. (I am with Rick, a second transfer case is the easiest way)

Thought I would bump this up. Little more than three weeks to gather decorations.

Not for Toys for Tots but it was for charity. We had several trucks out at Elephant Butte Lake in NM last year and had them all decked out with lights. Planning on doing it again this year...

But they are not dualed, at least in that pic. Have you tried them duallied and encountered problems?

militarytrucks.com is a vendor on here out of central Texas that lists them on their website.

It's a big state. Don't lump all of it in with the Austin/SA mindset just yet.

Maybe you just need to put a Rolls Royce grill on the front of the CUCV. Chrome optional.