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what race ? he does not race the M1009.

oh boy, Did you do a search? This has been cover a lot. so here is a small bit for ya. 35inch tires will work but your 308 gears will hate you. I would go with 3:55 gears. A 6 inch lift is a lot I would either use a ORD or superlift or build your own from parts. you will need longer drive...

so your having no issues with your mr gasket pump? how close is it to the tank? I cant get mine to idle. I think its to far from the tank to supply proper pressure.

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Im serious just when I need to be lol.

I want to be a mod! lol yeah right like that would happen lol.rofl

aww I wanna know its like when your a kid and everyone knows whos in trouble but wont tell!

Who's on vacation?

He might not know that.

anything to get better gearsbelow 4 10 he he will have to but you know he also needs to make sure the front axle is the same gear ratio or stuff will bind and break when he uses 4 wheel drive.

so its a Dana 70 and not a 14FF in the rear? if you search you will find right down the list a thread about MPG's in your cucv. since you did not state what size tires are on this thing since its not stock I really don't know. also you have a 4l80 which will help but most here dont so i think...

Can I have a jelly donut?

wait this has been covered. what are you trying to do?

yeah ORD does.

Im sure you can find one for around 100 bucks or less. Try cl and junk yards. I have a complete 208 but im far fro You.

I call mine truck. or my K30

yes its getting a 60 and a 14b at some point he might go high pinion on the 60 and run a drivers side drop tcase,

600 bucks for a 208?

the motor is being pulled for a 6bt.

You can put a 205 in the M1008 but you need to change the out put shaft on the 205 and machine the case for the bigger bearing and then get an adapter. But also the 205 is only a 2:01 gear vs the 2.61-1. I would suggest that you find a np241C T case from a 88 3/4 ton suburban its a chain driven...