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07.5+ LMM Duramax Powertrain Discussion of components that are directly involved in the power production and all that is needed to get and keep the truck moving . Engine , Transmission Ect

 
       

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Old 05-12-2008, 09:34 AM   eBay Motors   #11 (permalink)
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There is a BIG difference from a 35x12.5 on a 17 or 18" rim as opposed to running a 22.5 STEEL rim... Its not the size of the tire thats hurting, its the weight! Rear gears are a very valuable part of a drivetrain. They can ease the stress your drivetrain sees if you want to run a larger wheel/tire combo. Add more gear if you have a heavier setup and you can actually improve performance!
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I just installed a set on 22.5" with 255's and they are very heavy compared to the stockers. You can fill how much heavier the suspension feels. These where American Force wheels all 6, no steel on the inside. I am not sure how much the weight difference is between the American Force and Alcoa wheels but I know its alot more than 17's.


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Old 05-12-2008, 09:36 AM   eBay Motors   #12 (permalink)
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zaddict,
I would like to see more pic's of your truck and spec's. Looks sweat.

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2008 Chevy 3500HD Dually LTZ <<< Clink on link to see truck.
Cognito 2-3 leveling kit, HD tie rods, Steering braces, Idler pivot, Front & Rear Sway Bar, Bistein's frt & rear, Sulastic shackles, Bags, Toyo MT 295/70r17 w/2" spacers, AFE stg2, MBRP 5" turbo back w/RBP back 6" tip, EFI Live by Duramaxtuner.com, Nexus gauges, Nicktane fuel filter, TTS Dual pumps & pick up, Transgo JR, MagHytec Trans & Diff pans, Titan 62gal fuel tank, Amp boards, 8000k HID Headlights and fogs, Drawtite Sig.24k 5er.

6-7-08 “400hp Fun Tune” >> 414hp./786tq.
6-7-08 “LMM08_08_HOT_6.07.08_Highboost” >> 440hp./805tq.
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