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I have 35 inch tires on my stock rims on a m1028. I would not go past that in my opinion. Alot of members with m1009's put 33 inch on stock rims. Anything past 35 inch you are getting really to wide for the stock rims, plus you will need a lift putting anything past 32 inch or 33 inch lifts...

Yes you are lucky, I have responded to two different calls where the battery exploded and neither time did work out good for the person working under the hood!. Glad you are ok!!

:ditto:anything over a 2 1/2 inch I change branklines. at 4 inch pitman arm ( shocks on any lift)

I went with re-arching the springs and did a 4 1/2 inch lift. The only mistake was putting 35 inch tires, I should have went with 37 inch ( still trying to figure out how to put them on my Honda!). I do not think you would trim or if so very little trim to put 37 inch under it. I have plenty of...

I do not have the M1009 but most body parts are the same as the civi. LMC Blazer rear window crank. Is it electirc rear window or manual? been in several but never looked. LMC Truck Parts - Page 3

Put me in the line up, I just started thinking about putting some in my m1028!

I paid $1700 for a M1028 with low miliage with no rust except for a little surface rust on the hood.( bought at auction). the going price in MS seems to be around $2200 for the truck and $2500 for the blazers. $1700 truck $ 800 spring lift $ 800 35 inch tires( should have bought 37s!) $ 40...

I paid $1700 for a M1028 with low miliage with no rust except for a little surface rust on the hood.( bought at auction). the going price in MS seems to be around $2200 for the truck and $2500 for the blazers. $1700 truck $ 800 spring lift $ 800 35 inch tires( should have bought 37s!)

**** If I keep seeing all the nice trucks fixed up I am going to have to do mine! I was hopeing not to pour money into but dang that blazer looks great![thumbzup]

yeh same here but I really like the system, I just can not justify spending that kind of money with the manual system works :deadhorse:

Guess I will change over to a manual system once mine goes out. would love to have a spare but hard to spend that kind of $ on a spare right now. Is switching to the manual the only choice if we run out of cards or can not afford them?:cry:

JATO is an acronym for Jet-fuel Assisted Take Off. It is a system for helping overloaded aircraft into the air by providing additional thrust in the form of small rockets.

can you tell me more about the bumper bar, I have to hold up the tag everytime a policeman drives by me to keep them from pulling me over. Most cops in my town now know me because of all the crazy stuff I drive around with no tags, out of date inspection stickers!.( ever drive a fire truck into...

I set mine up through State Farm. Had the Vin problem. I had to fax a copy of the title and no problems after that. $28 a month I think.

Well Burbun10 I live just outside Jackson, Ms in Brandon I would have helped you , On that if anyone buys one in Ms I will be glad to help, My shop is small but will be glad to help change out a part or store a truck until you can pick it up, or even help get to a shipper if you want. I think of...

$28 a month through State Farm, But I have many many vehicles on that acount, so some discounts.

I would also add if you have a antique car or truck, they would work fine. I have a 1931 ford fordor I have been drive since I was 8, I am now 40. same engine. With a box filled with a set of points and a couple of belts, a intube repair kit and a hand air pump you can make it fine. I have...

I am thinking of going from the 4.56 gears to 4.11 gears to increase top speed but still be able to pull something. I have a 41/2 inch lift and fixing to run 35 x11.50 x 16 mud grips. Not sure how much that will cost and what I need to change on the locker either.

Love the pics, I love my M1028 but wishing for a M1009 for trips like that. I take my kids to school in it and make small trips, but now thinking highway gears would be better:(. We need a thread on road trips!