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CUCV bumper on Civy pickup
Yes sir, from the diagrams it looks like IF I grab those addational brackets it's a direct bolt in. Now I just have to somehow in my head make the dollars work (bumper/brackets) cost plus powder coat vs a replacement chrome bumper.- TommyD11730
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CUCV bumper on Civy pickup
What I mean to say is the CUCV bumper and brackets are the same as the civvy, with the exception of the D ring setup... yes/no?- TommyD11730
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CUCV bumper on Civy pickup
Hey Guys. I'm picking up a 84 GMC K2500. It has a awful home made winch front bumper. If I wanted to install a CUCV bumper & Grill guard must I also aquire the brackets as well? If I recall there is at least one bracket specific to the D ring setup. Any help would be welcomed. Thanks!- TommyD11730
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Ratio/RPM odd ball question
Very nice. Thank You- TommyD11730
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Ratio/RPM odd ball question
Guys. I saw a fellow selling what appears to be a M1008. However. He has removed the 6.2/turbo 400. In its place he has installed a 5.7/700r4 (he even swapped cabs with a clean 2wd cab). Anyways with the stock ratio axles. OD trans, and figure 31s, any gustimate at Highway speed RPMs? Thanks Tommy- TommyD11730
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