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:shock:.......... Yea, then it flys around and hits other stuff (oilpan) or jams in something and breaks the trans or t-case..........

Jack it up, Spin the tire & rim. use a tight (narrow) tip on the gun. Have someone with a steady hand spray the wheel. Quick easy and effective.

I think it looks great. One of the best 900's I have seen. The stack looks like its ment to be there imo.

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/deuce-modification-hot-rodding/45287-15-5-395-spare-stock-location.html Search works too........

Its not a 92-93. 94 was the first year for the pmd.

Absolutly nothing. It is a far superior system.

Small cams are rare around here. I had a 315 big cam formula, I guess they had a lighter (cast) crank shaft and peak power was at a lower rpm for fuel milage. Mine had the low flow cooling on it as well. To bad someone around here isnt doing a re-power. I have a nice 3406 cat but no 5-ton.

290's and 350's are big cams.

busted shaft on the pinion / through gear on the middle axle.

If the truck rolled with the parking brake on its not the t-case.......

Where's the beer?

Biuld is looking top notch :grd:

Parents still love ugly kids too.rofl

Correct. Make the entire body able to flex from the frame.

Why try to make it ridgid? Make a sub structure / frame for the body, and mount it with the same style set up the bed has with the springs. Let it flex.

Run a jumper wire directly from the batery +12 to the spade terminal on the top of the IP. It should make a solid "click" no other noise. If it dose leave it hooked up and crank the engine. Also, If the lift pump is pumping fuel the cam is turning.......

I like the idea. Wish I had time to do one.

Both easy extractions if you are a good welder. I use this method on all of the aluminum head engines I work on. Mostly exhaust studs on triton ford engines and have never had one refuse to come out and I can say I have easily done over 150 studs. For the one below the surface use a mig to biuld...

http://www.steelsoldiers.com/5-ton-mods-hot-rodding/66296-xm818a2ww-repower.html

Dont F around, If your gonna do a sweet install put a KTA600 in it !