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Also the rear wheel well closed in down to the bottom of the fenders etc.
75v
..farr be it from me to upset anyone on purpose....
dohh
- Tim
Rear diff pretty warm (140 to 150F) post tow. Didn't get the engine warm enought to pressurize the hoses very much (outside temp around 25F). VERY STABLE at speed and brakes are wonderfull.
-Eric
I added the UBF's to my 99 1500 4x4 that is painted Charcoal Metallic. Both trucks look great with the UBF's
Mike L
BTW, I didn't know that you liked black flares....guess you and ryan have something in common after all.
BWAHAHAHA!!
Where is the 6 speed manual made? I heard Germany and that kind of made me mad (instert swear words here), since when I get a 2500HD I would have the money to burn on a 2000$ auto transmission, plus I want the manual anyway, but I guess no 8.1 L for me.
and what was the US Canadian component of your trucks (the little sticker says)
they don't make any of the HD's in Canada right?
thanks for answering my questions
dohh
....I like the natural textured black flares..as well as painted ones to match the bottom or whatever. I do like the textured black better than glossy painted black.
although I don't see this as big enough of a deal to continue to type away about it....much less tell yawl 20 times about how I will "remove them right away"....ask Ryan to fill in here..it's more his subject
LOL
- Tim
Ok, I get it now.
Whats up with Hawaii boy?
As to the Black Flares. We are trying to get enough capacity to get more in
color but until then, because certain states require the flares in that GVWR we
have to put them on as is. There just isn't a good way to do it multiple
different ways by state that can be cost effective.
75v
Oh and Tim, you don't know how close you are to being correct on that Hawaii comment. A few years ago, a Japanese billionaire came here and bought a couple hundred homes including one for $57,000,000. I guess they are worth a little more than Hendrix's guitar.
BWAHAHAHA!!
- Tim
Don't worry about it....
My mileage and power improved after 10K miles.
Mike L
- Tim
thanks/Chris
- Tim
BTW: The 2000 2500 with the HD suspension falls between the 2001 2500 and 2500HD. Mine came with a little addition on the window sticker that stated it was rated for 9200lbs towing capacity. The sticker also shows "GMC Sierra 2500HD" and yes, it is a 2000 model.
Jim
For anyones information, I weighed the pickup yesterday - 8.1, Allison, 4x4, long bed, with about 2/3 tank of gas
6370 pounds
a 1500 is rated at 7200GVW?
- Tim
The 1500HD is the Crew Cab model. That is a very long and heavy model. Maybe the reason it is called a 1500HD is the load carry capacity is closer to a 1500 than to a 2500.
Mike L
1500HD to 2500HDCC
- Tim
75v
Lou
Stan
Thanks
I have a 2K 2500HD extended cab with the 6.0 and 3.73 gears, automatic. I tow a 7400lb travel trailer with no problems, get about 8-8.5 mpg in hills. I haven't had a chance to flatland tow, yet.
I know, the HD wasn't available in '00, but the 2500 with HD suspension and towing was. It falls between the current 2500 and 2500HD. As equipped, the sticker states tow rating 9200lbs.
As I have stated before, the window sticker is printed "Sierra 2500HD" Go figure...
Jim