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  1. SmartDrug

    Troop Carrier Wood Slats M998

    I don’t run the seat bottoms, but I do have the sides. My plan for the winter is to replace the wood slats with E-Track to secure taller loads.
  2. SmartDrug

    Humvee m998 differential output shaft play

    Old thread, but related- My M1123 front differential INPUT s seems to have a good amount of play, about 1/2-3/4” of rotation before hitting resistance (wheels on ground, parking break set). This can make a “clunk” sound occasionally, but it’s small and hard to notice. This is a new one for me...
  3. SmartDrug

    Newer style blue body mount isolators

    The old ones did, supposedly the new ones are good to go, from what I’ve read. I can’t confirm personally, though.
  4. SmartDrug

    Softer Springs

    Would it be reasonable to run it all the time or are you glad you put on the Cepek’s? I did some scrounging earlier and it looks like a mid 2000s Pathfinder shocks would work, but require the stud to be threaded and mated to an eyehole converter. That or some shocks from a late ‘90s Chevy 1500...
  5. SmartDrug

    Softer Springs

    @LouWon - Are you still running it without shocks? How does it handle at speed/corners? Do potholes/uneven roads really upset it? I'm running a softtop/doors (usually off) M1123 (non-MAK) and 95% of my driving is under 45mph. I would LOVE to soften the ride up a LOT for the sake of the...
  6. SmartDrug

    What have you done to your HMMWV today/lately

    I run the same setup. Aside from having to turn down the squelch when the doors are off, it works great and we can all communicate comfortably, even at speed.
  7. SmartDrug

    What are these called??

    Sometimes referred to as Dzus fasteners.
  8. SmartDrug

    Need a sample Humvee VIN number.

    I'm no expert, but someone else will likely chime in as well - I'd guess that serial goes back to a M1097R1.
  9. SmartDrug

    Need a sample Humvee VIN number.

    HMMWVs don’t have traditional VINs like the Lotus. It could have had one assigned by the state, but we wouldn’t know anything about that number (only certain states do this). The closest thing we have is a 6 digit serial number- 199,516 for example. No letters. Most DMV systems have a hard...
  10. SmartDrug

    Wiper Arm

    Mine has a little clip towards the rear of the vehicle, it needs to be lifted out of the way, then a straight pull.
  11. SmartDrug

    Potential for New Soft Doors HMMWV

    Replicas of the original soft doors or different? Functional windows? I have Arctic doors and would like windows that can open, so I’m definitely interested.
  12. SmartDrug

    Door striker sticks out too far for door to shut properly.

    Where did you get those doors? That design is new to me.
  13. SmartDrug

    What have you done to your HMMWV today/lately

    Automatic Transmission Fluid? If so, does it dry?
  14. SmartDrug

    Any idea what this is?

    Aye, it's a big boy, that's for sure.
  15. SmartDrug

    Any idea what this is?

    Carrier bearing support?
  16. SmartDrug

    Self Canceling Turn Signal - NOT the wheel ring

    This is why I disabled mine and run it manually. I'm used to it now, so it's not a factor. Let me tell you, the first time I tried to turn the wheel and the tab bound everything up, my bowels were nearly loosed.
  17. SmartDrug

    35” Tires

  18. SmartDrug

    Knock/Bumping Sound

    I ran into this on my HMMWV and it was the shackles swinging around on the front bumper. I secured them with zip ties and the noise stopped.
  19. SmartDrug

    I think my head gasket failed

    ?? TOBASH’s guy?
  20. SmartDrug

    I think my head gasket failed

    No judgment as we all have budgets for things, but those P400 heads are THE heads to get for the 6.5. If you have the possibility of Chinesium heads working for $1,100 + the time to install or $2,500 for an upgraded component that you know will work the first time and not necessitate you taking...
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