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Going to be in South Carolina and traveling through North Carolina on Wednesday the 13th. Sorry, I can stay for the show. I need to be in Sussex NJ for the MTA show.

Yup, new truck. Picked up a nice M916A1.

I am driving my M916 up from South Carolina to the show. I will be looking for a heavy tow bar with feet.

Looks good. I used 6" channel to raise the M105 bed on my M923A2 crewcab build.

Thanks guys.

Crap!

I won a beautiful M916 at Fort Jackson SC. I had a friend pick it up and transport it back to his place, where he got it running and driving for me. I plan to fly down to SC somewhere around Mar. 21 who needs anything moved from the area. I have to make a few stops in NC but I will be in New...

Can't wait to see the pictures.

Yup, this is why I am so busy.

I just put an earlier dump body on a m931. It can be done but it is PITA.

If you don't use them I will buy them off you

They keep the tire bead sealed against the rim. Use plenty of tire lube and squeen them into a bean shape with a ratchet strap to make it easier to get in.

I agree with Mechanic. As much as the small cam 855 block is the same they are just as different. I know I put a big cam 290 in my M936. I love it.

Jeepnasty did a great job. This is the thread I Recommend reading. "Bobbing my M931 Suggestions, Advice, Recommendations for a trailer bed installation??" Read it all the way through.

Did you read the thread from the guy in NH who had is buddy bob his truck? It is long thread and lots of hard lessons were taught there.

Sorry, to say but, it looks like you got your spring geometry wrong too. The shackle side Should be over the spring eye.

1/4 channel is way to lite. Like lochjosh said, you need to use at least 5/8 plate and check the torque numbers on the u-bolts, it is going to be at least 375+

Everyone thinks this work is easy until they get into the project. Keep going man, your almost there.

Bobbing a truck is a bit of work unless you have lots of mechanical experience and fabrication experience. Sounds like you are doing your homework with is smart.

I bobbed the truck in the picture. The owner is Charlie. That truck was a M931A2 and that is the original frame lenght. I have the springs to do the job at my shop. Give me a call, I am always glad to help out.