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5.13:1 is all the lower you can gear it to. If you put a Dana 70 in the rear you can gear down to 7.17:1 Yes it'll accelerate alittle faster and towing will be easier, but the lower you gear down to, the less top end you have. At 5.13 you'll never see 55MPH again.
I don't know all the ins and outs of synthetic oil. But my personal experience has been with the ISB's. Which are great examples being that they are the loudest OEM motor I believe.
I've owned 2 and seen the same results:
After acquiring the trucks I converted to synthetic oil amsoil...
Amsoil. Easy power adder. Or any synthetic. Converting the entire drivetrain over will make a little more power. It's not 50hp, but it's enough to notice. It's been proven on dynos before too, it's not snake oil.
Exactly. New trucks from GM and Dodge come with smaller axle shafts and ring gears in the front end. The rear lacks the pinion support bearing. Not even getting into the nice set of carriers the m1028s have.
55MPH is overrated. Yes.
Frontal Area x Coefficient of Drag x (Speed)3
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150,000
Equals the amount of power you need for a given road speed.
More power = more fuel.
I'm in the process of trying to aquire a CUCV, however I have owned mulitiple...
Did you convert this from DRW to SRW? Did you get the D61 from a 1st Gen Cummins? What is the low down on the TH-475 HD?
Sorry for asking so many questions. This rig is bada$$
Cruising through GL over the last few months I have noticed that some of the CUCV's have winches on them? Anybody got any data on these? 24v I assume? Warn? Capacity? I've done my searching online and through the manuals and can't find anything.