Economy is good enough that folks, including myself buy too much crapYee-ow. That IS a lot of rolling:
- You maybe got a bet going, or something?!
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Economy is good enough that folks, including myself buy too much crapYee-ow. That IS a lot of rolling:
- You maybe got a bet going, or something?!
I know of several trips Wes has made to California just recently. He has definitely been keeping the roads hot! He stays legal, but there "ain't no moss" growing on him or his truck!Yee-ow. That IS a lot of rolling:
- You maybe got a bet going, or something?!
That makes me less than 10% guilty. High demand for good service.Been rolling a bunch since august. Around 33,000mi.
Wes would have to talk slower and cut down on the profanity and we know hes got no time for that. Hes got places to be. LMAO!you should have your own TV show, i would watch it
And he likes to say how he can’t understand half of what Profo (Marty) says!Wes would have to talk slower and cut down on the profanity and we know hes got no time for that. Hes got places to be. LMAO!
Wes would have to talk slower and cut down on the profanity and we know hes got no time for that. Hes got places to be. LMAO!
Oh so the 15yr old and the geriatric have jokes now. Pfft haAnd he likes to say how he can’t understand half of what Profo (Marty) says!
MEK is great idea, but what's the activator, that an additive mixed into the paint for setting?I hate powdercoat white so I sprayed em with M.E.K. and then spray painted em black with activator. The MEK makes spray paint stick well.
Mixed with paint. Its a hardener. Paint dries in 15mins. Even in 40 degree high humidity weatherMEK is great idea, but what's the activator, that an additive mixed into the paint for setting?
Injectors can handle it. Pump is already bumped up.the do it yourself car wash must love you ,
your quest for more power, 60lbs of boost?
i dont think big chiefs drag car the crow in Oklahoma makes that much.
you going to force more fuel to help keep it cool, bigger flow injectors or pump?
What rims are you running on the truck in the photos? I am looking at replacing all the tires but I am looking at a new set of G177 on the back and the 395 MTVs on the front using 5 ton combat rims. I had hemtt rims on my M923a2 with 16.00s and it had a nice aggressive look and rode decent.Temporary 395s till i figure out what i am going to run. 395 XZLs on hemtt wheels or 445 65 22.5s on the front. Which are 1in shorter than the rear 11R24s.
I blew out a set of rear axle seals...do you remember the numbers? I might as well replace all of mine. The truck sat for years, but like yours fired straight up and drove over 500 miles just fine except for the rear seals going out and making a mess on the truck and Global trailer. As with all things old, just a little TLC and she'll be in great shape. I'm thinking of painting mine back to the original olive drab.Threw some belts on the alternator to see what it was doing and to test the new gauge. Looks like nothing much happening with it.
Installed a boost gauge in place of the original volt gauge spot.
Replaced the solenoid in the dash with a John Deere # RE170320 i had on the shelf for a while now and keep the old one as a spare.
Had to fix a leaking wheel O ring so i checked the brakes as well and they look fine. Did adjust all of them as well.
Measured for 2 of the beacon light plates going to add to also hold rear backup lights as well
Just LMTV combat wheels.What rims are you running on the truck in the photos? I am looking at replacing all the tires but I am looking at a new set of G177 on the back and the 395 MTVs on the front using 5 ton combat rims. I had hemtt rims on my M923a2 with 16.00s and it had a nice aggressive look and rode decent.
Inner rear hub seal is # 47697I blew out a set of rear axle seals...do you remember the numbers? I might as well replace all of mine. The truck sat for years, but like yours fired straight up and drove over 500 miles just fine except for the rear seals going out and making a mess on the truck and Global trailer. As with all things old, just a little TLC and she'll be in great shape. I'm thinking of painting mine back to the original olive drab.
Thanks for the info. I do go by Rockwood/Harriman when I go to Dandridge or Johnson City to visit friends and family. I have a guy with new G177 on the awful split rims, that I can get for $275 @. Not so cheap on the 395s that are new...more like $340 @. I would go with singles all around, but the rear duals would run the road smoother and carry more load. You seem to have put together a lot of combos, what do you recommend as the best cost effient and most useful set up. The truck has OK tread but the tires are old enough I do not trust them for cross country hauls. Too much tread and sidewall cracking. I have a buddy in Crossville that sells a number of military tires too.Just LMTV combat wheels.
I assume you are planning on running 11.00-20 G177s from a 5 ton? You know they are only 43.5in tall and the 395s are 46.5" tall?
Plus tube tires ride like crap. Tims Tire in Harriman TN has recap 11R24.5 ot 12R24.5 in G177 for $200 a tire. Wheels are cheap enough for 24.5 tubelesss