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If you read the thread - M1009

If you are running them on your M1009 you will need to change rims for the HMMWV tires (not sure if a 16.5" 6bolt is available) or change hubs or axles. May be cheaper to run civvy tires.

Welcome from Oklahoma. There is another member in Minot. Bighurt.

Did you look at the bottom of the page for similar threads?

His name is Felix. He is one cool cat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCBL873vhdk

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Welcome from Oklahoma

If you can get it up to 88mph, you can make it work in any year (as long as you have your flux capacitor tuned correctly) http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/EB00/121G.oap Or upgrade to the Mr Fusion model http://www.oreillyauto.com/site/c/detail/EB00/121GMF.oap?keyword=121gmf

Moved to the 5ton Forum and changed title

The easiest way to find the differences is to download the tech manuals, look in the parts manuals, find the UOC (Used on Code) at the beinging of the manual and then see what the different part numbers are. If there is no UOC then the parts are the same. I do this all the time with the CUCV...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?59917-How-to-post-pictures-a-tutorial

No one can stop that. It is just common curtiousy to respect CARNACs wishes.

To respect CARNAC's wishes and privacy, his name should be completely removed from the Facebook crap. Many members here do not and will not use Facebook. The fact that CARNACs name is posted outside of this site is rude and discourtiuous. He has graciously provided this service for SS members...

Robo McDuff may be his best bet for this endevor. Here is one of his threads. http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?58462-Contact-to-Manifacturer

Not all the pieces will fit. The housing itself is different and the mounting hardware inside the alternator is different. Not the regulator, diode-trio, rectifier and other parts will be the same. Didn't the "new" part house alternator come with a warranty?

moved to the proper forum. Many members use the seats out of a big rig. Just ask Gimppy

Welcome to the site. The EPA was the death of the multi-fuel. You will find yourself working on the M35A2 also. Parts are just bigger and heavier. Fuel mileage will be similar to your truck. 8-12mpg depending on the tail wind. You will also find that the NDT tires do not work well on ice and...

Welcome from Oklahoma.

He is building an old school monster truck. Only using the axles http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?133885-Hello-from-the-Gulf-Coast