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It depends on you're experience. I am a light infantryman, so when it comes to vehicles all I knew was how to find the PMCS checklist in a -10. I just read all the posts I could for several months before I bought a truck from a private seller so I knew I could get it to the house. When you get...

The best starting point is the deuce faq in the deuce forum. It has the links for TM's and the first one to start on is TM 9-2320-209-10-1. Start with the -10, which is operator level, and move your way up. Read and learn everything you can in the TMs and you will be able to fix anything on...

I don;t need to worry about earplugs anymore and I can carry on a conversation, and even hear my cell phone while cruising at 50mph.

I went with the Dynomax and I couldn't be happier. Combined with the flapper the cab is much quieter. It still sounds like a deuce but a much more pleasant ride. I think with the muffler, flapper, header paint, and 3.5" clamp cost me around $65. For me it has been the most worthwhile project...

I just replaced half of my exhaust when I installed my muffler. My j pipe had a big split in it and the elbow off of the turbo looked a little corroded but turned out to have pinholes throughout. Saturn surplus had both at my doorstep within a week. I think I paid 250 for both and I have...

Most don't pay attention to a problem that doesn't effect them, but I know when a law passes in one state, others will follow. So I'd like to thank you for fighting this issue before the rest of us have to.

Go fot the deuce you won't regret it. Look in the cassifieds for streetbikedepot or send him a pm and let him know you're looking. I bought ny truck from him and he's a great guy to buy from. His shop is in Tuttle and he has great trucks at a fair price. My truck has been has been great the...

I keep mine parked in the street of my residential neighborhood. After all it's just a pickup truck, right.

Thank' for the tips, Stretch's video is a great starting point.

I'm completely new to winch operation and have been researching what gear I should have on hand. I've gone through FM 9-43-2 and TM 9-2320-361-10 but I'm sure there is more complete information here. My list so far is: 2 3"x10' tree protectors 2 1" shackles 2 6" snatch blocks 1 6"x30'...

I've already had the neighbor kids want to climb it, and their dad want to buy one.

I picked up my new pride and joy on Friday, in Oklahoma City. It's a great truck, but I wouldn't have known what I was doing without all the expertise on this site. I just want to thank you guys for all the useful information here.