whats your plans for the 2010
Rust checked, 5" Superlift, 35" tires on 17"?-20"? wheels, window vent shades, Lund visor, 3" chrome bed rails, (racerback or Dbl. chrome roll bars w/lights), chrome step sides, new fenders, do my bodywork, base clear- triple black paint job w/ 5-squirts of pearl, replacing motor with one that has 25800 miles on it(already paying for it)...etc,..etc.,...etc.,...
Last edited by Dodge.Ismo; Dec 5, 2009 at 08:45 PM.
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From: st.paul,mn
fix all the rust. make a custom center console, back window protector, new tail light, new bumpers, elimate the carpet. headliner, deeper tranny pan. im sure ill find more to do to it. and this is after i get my 1970 340 duster back on the road.
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From: Greeneville, TN
Drive the bitch!
I would like to some point in its life add a 5" lift and at least 35's with some new rims. Thats not a necessity though.
Will be spending more on paying it off and on my Mustang
I would like to some point in its life add a 5" lift and at least 35's with some new rims. Thats not a necessity though.
Will be spending more on paying it off and on my Mustang
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From: Indiana
The tank size depended on not just 1/2 ton or 3/4 ton, but also on model year and body style, as Maroon said.
Extended Cab/Quad cab 1500s got 26 gallon tanks. Extended Cab/Quad Cab 2500s had the option of 34 gallon tanks.
Any long box model (regular cab) got a 35 gallon tank. I know that, in some earlier model years, the 35 gallon tank may have been an option, but especially towards the last years of 2nd gens, it was more of a "standard equipment" type deal.
Extended Cab/Quad cab 1500s got 26 gallon tanks. Extended Cab/Quad Cab 2500s had the option of 34 gallon tanks.
Any long box model (regular cab) got a 35 gallon tank. I know that, in some earlier model years, the 35 gallon tank may have been an option, but especially towards the last years of 2nd gens, it was more of a "standard equipment" type deal.
i thought the 35 was standard on all sc lb trucks of all years
the only thing about it is, when i have to fill it
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1) complete tune up (new plugs, wires, and etc)
2) upgrade to brake system (slotted rotors and green pads)
3) 2-3" w/ new shocks by installing diesel coils and 2" add-a-leaf in back
4) 3" body lift
5) gear upgrade to 4.10
6) 35" wheels
2) upgrade to brake system (slotted rotors and green pads)
3) 2-3" w/ new shocks by installing diesel coils and 2" add-a-leaf in back
4) 3" body lift
5) gear upgrade to 4.10
6) 35" wheels
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From: Sioux Falls, SD
Thats what I thought as well, but them someone piped up a while ago (forget whom) with a 1995 or something model year 2500 with the long box and they had a 26 gallon tank. And they swore it came that way from the factory.
1. Gears and locker
2. The air gap
3. Not to crash
4. Headers on
5. More lift
6. New head lights
7. Bumpers
8. Running lights
2. The air gap
3. Not to crash
4. Headers on
5. More lift
6. New head lights
7. Bumpers
8. Running lights
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From: indiana
new spark plugs and wires and cap,rotor
recharge the a/c
hopefully a new set of tires
fix the little bit of surface rust
and if the weather warms up a little (its 11 as i type this) replace the inside door panels.
recharge the a/c
hopefully a new set of tires
fix the little bit of surface rust
and if the weather warms up a little (its 11 as i type this) replace the inside door panels.