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The short answer is yes. Now insert 1000 variables. Now the not so short answer There is as many types of turbos out there as there is steering wheels. So your question is tantamount to: "Can you put a non-miitary steering wheel on a Deuce?" I am not trying to be a jerk, I am...

Sorry, I can't help but I would love to know where you got your kit.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/members/mightymanx-albums-mighty-manx-picture15991t-p1010001.jpg http://www.steelsoldiers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=251124&stc=1&d=1306862506 Volkswagen Kitcar called A Meyers Manx. Set up for dragracing I have done 9.76 @ 140 mph in the quarter mile it has...

Sorry the exwife got the camera in the divorce. Hopefully some one took some pictures.

I had lots of fun and they had my favorite tracked vehicle on the planet. A Kettenkrad what I would do to take one of those for a spin. and it is the very first thing I would buy if I won lotto. Heck I would let the owner take my race car for a spin to drive their Kettenkrad. Stuart you...

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Yes it's the same motor and the some of the 5 tons also use the same electric motor. I have not found a good source for a replacement motor though.

Times 3 You can get the round ones in led at any truckstop for about 20 each.

Might have spun the splines out of it, or poped the ring and pinion on the front tandem.

Just a comment Your posts are virtually impossible to see with a black font on a OD background.

oops you are right. http://www.pnwlocalnews.com/kitsap/ckr/news/19774364.html

The Marines on my base used them up untill 2003. A PFC was killed during a roll over and that promped them to shift to some funky looking Brinks style armored with a open turret car for patrols.

One proper sized Turbo would be much better. Trying to compound 2 turbos that are way to large to begin with will most likley hurt performance.

I have about 6000 miles behind 2 different deuces in tha last 2 years and other than the turbo noise and the driving style your trip sounded just like one of mine. One deuce is bone stock and one has upped fuel.

Ok I'll chime in. I am a turbo guy I have turbo diesel trucks I run a 9 second turbo race car and I have made several turbo kits in my day so I know a small amount on the subject. I am not joking about small you could spend your entire life on turbos and still die a rookie. First the only...

I just use a tow chain or winch cable. Having a sledge hammer is pretty much a must though.

It's a NATO fuel can not a US can. I have 5 of them, and the poster that said it was to feed small engines was correct just like the dip-tube syphon cap the US uses. They work tons better than the US cans because they can pour with out a spout try that with a US jerry can. (good luck)...

I will take a stab at this: Split rims got their bad rap a looong time ago. Mostly due to fear complacency and ignorance. When you mount a tire on the split rim the split part is just like a giant C-clip this was the predecessor to the bead locker When you re-inflate the new tire on a...

What he said Plus do you need storage of non-specified item? I am still active duty so getting on JBLM is a snap, but it is a 70 mile drive one way for me.

If the opening is sort of shaped like a toilet bowl and it has a flip seal lid it could also be a NATO jerry can. http://www.yotatech.com/attachments/f37/82215d1276009975-nato-style-jerry-cans-new-never-been-used-jerry-cans.jpg If it is like the ones pictured be thankfull they work much...