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MrMarty51's latest activity
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If the 2500 has a full floater diff, it should be the same as our 3500's other than the brake shoe width. if's it's not a full...
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@ak diesel driver bearing differences where, the axle tubes, pinion, hubs?
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I would start looking online for a used gearvendors unit. look at their site and see which one you need, they are all the same unit...
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There also can be a bearing difference
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I really didn't like the 4.10 gears in my '95 and swapped everything out for 3.73. I was at close to 3k rpm doing 70 mph on the stock...
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Gearing is good. Option to change gears is better. Power glide 2 speed vs 3 speed- the 3 speed wins. Then the 4 speed beat that. Keep...
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I looked on RA but didn't find them. but I did search and found this post showing them as dorman # 555-003 measure them and see if...
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I would second that notion.. need to flush out the block and check the other freeze plugs. I believe I saw those on RA. installing...
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iirc my 95 runs about 2200 give or take at 70 with 3:73's it has 265-75-16 all-terrain tires. but isn't yours a 4x4? you would...
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My 2006 Chevy Duramax with the 6 speed Allison and 3:73 rear gears is turning 2000 RPM's at 77 mph if I recall correctly.
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you will loose towing capability with taller gears too. not a lot, but with a 6.5 you will notice the power loss pulling your dozer...
