Poor man's torque wrench calibrator
Yes. GM H-033 axle was used in Chevy 1/2 ton trucks from at least the late 1930s through 1959. GMC quit using them in 1957.
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3600 uses a H-050 rear axle which was used on 3/4 and Chevy and GMC trucks at least into the late 1950s. I don't know where to find a maintenance...
Even's instructions are correct for a 1/2 ton (3100/3200) truck. If your's is a 3/4 ton let us know.
3100/3200 Chevy trucks (and 100 series GMC trucks) were half ton models. They all had 6 lug hubs with a 5.5" circle. 3600 Chevy trucks (and 150...
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You didn't say what year your 235 is, but this page 1954 Chevrolet Truck Shop Manual from the 1954 Chevrolet Truck Shop Manual says 450-500 RPM.
I'd ask the question "What is the minimum and maximum rim width for your 225/75/16 tires"
Did you ask Diamondback what rim widths are acceptable for their 225/75/16 tires?
Set the A/R pointer to zero before setting timing with a timing light. That way one can experiment with advancing the timing using the A/R...
I need to quit this conversation because my knowledge is GMC engines and you have a Chevy. Hopefully another forum member will answer.
However, you can get it close enough to run with a test light or a DC voltmeter.
To do it right you need a timing light.
My 215x85 16" tires mount properly on my 16" aftermarket wheels with 7" width. Specs for this tire calls for 5.5" to 7" wide rims. Assuming...
You don't measure from the flange of the wheel like you are. You measure from the bead just behind the flange. And you measure using a really...
Welcome to our forum. With 31 inch tall tires (like mine) at 70 MPH 3.08:1 gears yield 2339 RPM 3.36:1 gears yield 2552 RPM 3.55:1 gears yield...
I agree with Nate about value in vs. value back. If you are just in it for the money you'll never get it back.
Don't know about Chevy, but you could buy a bedless (and for that matter cabless) GMC
Welcome to the forum. If you are not much of a "do it yourself" person, get a new starter. If you know which end of a screwdriver to hold, here...
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