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I've been wanting to move from my 2.56 gears to 3.08 gears but need to get the carrier as the split is at 3.08 iirc. Will a cheap amc 20 jeep axle carrier work to swap into my hmmwv?

Im not looking for a ton of power and im well aware of what the 700r4 can amd cant do. I didnt realise there was a mechanical pump in 1994 on a td. I was looking at marine pumps too. This ole girl is just on beach cruiser family duty.

I have a lead on a church van with a 6.5 td in it. I want to keep mechanical and not add the pcm. Is it possible to bolt the intake and heads and turbo on and turn up the stock pump to match it? Im not expecting much over 200hp buy i dont know what the mechanical pump is capable of... This...

I see a ton of np241 talk but is that the same bolt pattern as the 242 amg? Should i be looking for a 241 or 218 to make the swap easier?

I am in the beginning stages of my 700r4 swap. I have the trans, proper flexplate and torque converter. I still need to get the adapter to my np242. Im looking at shifters and i know its easy enough to buy a 4 speed shifter for $500 and mod it slightly to work but my brain is wanting to toss a...

H1 alpha models had them in 2006.

Helical cut gears have more mesh area and therefore are typically stronger. At least thats what i understand

I have an 86 m998. I have been looking at swapping to the helical cut hub gears when im rebuilding hubs. Has anyone done the swap to the helical cut gears? Is the only change the input and output gears themselves or would it require more like ctis spindles or something more?

I know these swaps are talked about often but i cant seem to find the answer im looking for. Is there a way to bolt up the 242 to the 700r4? I thought i had read there was a similar bolt pattern on another tcase model that would bolt up and not need any driveshaft modification... The trans im...

Really? I wouldnt have thought of that....

Also, plan is to add a marine pump to keep up with the turbo and maintain the mechanical injection. Same reason for using the 7004r, no electronics

Im looking at buying a 1996 chevy truck that has a 6.5 TD and a 700r4 4x4 drivetrain. I am aware that the truck turbo manifold system won't fit the humvee amd i will be looking for a van intake and manifild system. My question is on the 12v conversion. What parts could i put on my 6.2 block to...

37x12.50r17 on 17x9s

I have pro comp la paz wheels and bfg ko2s in my amazon wish list. Back spacing will stick out slightly but I dont mind that too much. Just waiting on my like new military tires to wear down a bit more. I'm going with the ATs to save a couple mpg and have better wet weather traction since I...

I've been looking at race team types, aviation types and the vic 1 and 3 intercoms but I cant seem to find one that does everything I want it to do... I am hoping someone here has better knowledge than I on the subject. I eventually plan to add a HAM and CB setup to my hmmwv but also want to be...

I will put a meter on the ignition switch. It is a cheap aftermarket one with a tiny little key. Same switch worked well on a cj5 but probably too small for this truck. I wasn't the one who installed it.

Over the last couple of days, my hmmwv has started to have the starter continue running while in neutral. It's an 86 model with a 6.2. Once I shift into drive, it seems to stop and everything runs fine but when you shift into neutral to shut it off, you can hear the starter engaging. Or at least...

Will a duralast battery disconnect switch rated at 1000 peak amps survive full starting load from my hmmwv? If not, which disconnect has been used by anyone here with good results?

That's kind of what I figured and why I ask first. Definitely dont want to risk the side impact with my family on board. Thanks guys.

Does anyone have some detailed dimensions drawings of the hmmwvs? I've only been able to find some dimensions from what looks like cargo tags online. I'm looking for things like the windshield frame and the body tub and possibly the b pillar. I will eventually get around to measuring it all...