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Sweet work there JT.

I'm not sure there is a 12.50x20 NDCC, but it would be the same size as 12.5R20, plus or minus. Are you asking about 12.00x20 NDCC? I doubt they would work too well. Stay with 9.00x20 or 11.00x20 in duals. For more road speed, go to singles.

I think I have seen a pic of a stock decue with 12.5R20 duals. They may *fit*, but probably not the best setup with minimal room between duals. Definitely no chance of dual 395s. If you want duals, I would stick to 9.00x20 or maybe 11.00x20.

Yes, it will work and hang over just a tad. Here is a pic for reference.

RE: continental vs. cummins .... 5 ton vs. deuce for fire t 1. More power with the cummins 240HP. 2. 5 ton and 2.5 ton offroad; double for onroad use (conservative military estimate) 3. 50-55MPH max road speed unless you go with bigger tires 4. Tractors (M52, M818) have the best...

Try that M1028A1 on ebay. It looks almost as good.

For some reason, people seem to like the XLs better. My preference is the XZL or XML tread pattern.

I'll take the spacers! I'll send you a pm with my information.

Well maybe they are 14.5R20. Your earlier posts indicated those had a different bead, so I wasn't sure. I think the backspacing is probably 6" if it is the same design as mine. I like the lockout hubs on the 1st and 2nd axle. Nice paint and winch too! Here is what 15.5R20 looks like...

Here is another pic from Daniel's website. I'm not sure what the tires are but they look like either 11.00R20 XL or 12.5R20 XL. It is a great looking deuce!

I sold the two extra sets I had and kept two sets for myself. Try Stazworks and let us know how it goes. I think they charge $335 now, but not sure if that includes the beadlock. I do have 2 M35A3 wheels with 14.5R20 tires if anyone is interested. If not, I'm going to wait for 2 more rims...

Try these instead... http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/WHEELS-SPACERS-ADAPTERS-8-Lug-Dodge-Dually-Ford-Chevy_W0QQitemZ140017587942QQihZ004QQcategoryZ42614QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem I never could understand why they are so much more than the metric studs.

For what application? Don't you need 9/16" studs for the CUCV not metric?

You do realize that the M1008 and M1028 are basically 84-86 Chevrolet 1 ton 4x4 pickups right? Try http://www.roscommonequipmentcenter.com/ for recommendations on a 150 gallon tank....

Another key difference is the front axle locker on the M1028. Very desirable for off road conditions.

Re: RE: M1008 Fuel Mileage (vs 1009) If you run larger tires, you impact the reading of your speedometer. If you run larger tires, do you also impact the reading of your odometer??? If your tire diameter is 15% larger, then aren't you traveling 15% faster and 15% farther with the same...

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Here is a pic of Bruce's M813 when I visited him. Take no notice of the other toys in front. :lol: :lol: :lol:

Sweet!! It has the rear lockers, right?

Check out the M934 expansible van at Huntsville as well! I wish I was closer...