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there are no reverse lights in shifters unless it’s an ambulance version. Adding the pieces to make it have the switch is easy enough, it’s just a tad pricey if going OEM.
You don’t want to drill out 3/8 lowers to 7/16 as it leaves very little meat left on the bone around the larger hole.
The newer style Arms also use a newer style bushing that’s not serrated.
Newer style lowers allow for variable rate springs
Newer style can be identified by the 2 small holes...
seal part number crossover To various mfg’s, the input and output seal type can be different, the only seal you want to install is the OEM type all black seal, seems the others just don’t cut it.
either location is acceptable, it just had to be visible to the MP at the Bridge crossing…they is no “it must be mounted here” rule, but for a hmmwv, I’ve seen half mounted to the hood and the other half to the front grill, both positions offset to the passenger side.
Define reasonable…every Customer who has called over the last 3yrs or so has regretted not buying at least the turret support at that time, only for the price to double, it’s not going to better, its a Mfg discontinued item with more demand than supply Now, being made worse every week after the...
there are numerous armored door types, up until the later doors did they all use the same hinge bolt pattern. Most doors are flat to allow for the perimeter armor, early stuff had the contour like regular x-doors but were different hinges and bolt patterns, so you can’t use the current issue...
correct, as is most of the parts for an H1, as your aware, they ceased production in 2006…The truck from the factory actually uses an inscribed plastic plate with adhesive on it, like a badge.
you could definitely just get some made up that way.
Excessive speed is the main cause of most rolling stock Military vehicle accidents, and this is why I cringe at folks who
buy these trucks with zero experience and want to make the trip home at 80mph.
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