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Sounds good. As you know, Post LOTS of pics.

can you send a link to where that GM site says the 6.2 DIESEL redline is 6K? sounds more like the 6.2 GAS engine.

now that story would have been ok. repetitive redundancy sucks.

It is far more irritating than interesting. OP just buy the first decent m- series truck you find. Its an addiction, more will follow you home.

Wow, Went from another "Use the search" thread straight to another "a2 VS a3" thread. Looks like EVERYONE has something that lights the fire.................. Just sayin............ OP, fwiw, My a2 on 395's will do 65-67mph. Wont hold it great on a grade but it will do it.

Not jumping into this, But 101, if you know alot of new-b's, Could you kindly ask them to come of with something new and interesting to read about on here? I am not gonna lie, I feel it has been very boring reading on here lately. Thanks.

My a2 has 46's on it and it fills it out nice. I have towed another m35 with it and it still had "good" power. I would think an a3 would have more power though. I do agree, i has been covered a fair bit on here though.

that is a rating with trailers that have brakes

It will bolt up.

Ok, but i was referencing the BM's post. He is using a much lighter truck than a deuce.

ds4 in a cucv? Why?

Ha, I have seen this truck in person, its been around a while......:drool::drool:

Um, Yea. your not gonna get away with putting that up here with out more pics of the outside !!!!! :drool:

:ditto: And core support mods as well.

Lock the wheels straight on a 13,000lb truck, Hook a 6k truck to it and try to turn in anything sharper than a city block. If you "tie" the wheel off its still gonna move a little.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce/45769-aftermarket-m35a2-heater-blower-motor.html

:beer: Well you better get a MV truck to pull it with, You have an excuse to buy one, need that swiveling pintle so it fits right ! lol

where talking about a trailer right? The pintle on the truck swivels, not the trailer

Are you just trying to flip it? loosen the nut yet? Should be a tapered fit like a tie rod end.

Factory axles came with Timken bearings, which yes are sold at autozone. There is nothing special about the cucv dana 60 so any auto parts store can get you what you need. P.S. a case spreader is nice but NOT necessary.