turning a 3/4 into a one ton
turning a 3/4 into a one ton
hi guys havent been around for a long time
what would be involved in turning my truck into a 1 ton truck thinkink of buing a 35 ft 4 axle trailer and doing some heavy hauling give me all opinions and ideas
what would be involved in turning my truck into a 1 ton truck thinkink of buing a 35 ft 4 axle trailer and doing some heavy hauling give me all opinions and ideas
i don't think there is a difference in SRW other than the listed GVW. I could be wrong though. Off topic (sorta) if your auto is stock i would invest some money in it before you start pulling heavy.
Since he has his truck listed as a 3/4 ton REGULAR cab, he has the short frame, same as used in 1/2 ton reg cab long beds. The Crew cab and xtended cab 3/4 tons have the tall frame same as 1 ton SRW and DRW. If your truck was a 1 ton reg cab SRW it would have a super beefy frame as well....
Yah man I wouldn't mess with trying to beef up the 3/4 ton with a bigger axle. The frame is the weak link.
Yah man I wouldn't mess with trying to beef up the 3/4 ton with a bigger axle. The frame is the weak link.
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get a 3rd gen dually to pull that load GGEEZZZ.
the only diff. between a SRW 350 and 250 is maybe one leaf spring and .5 inch difference in rear brake shoe width.
the only diff. between a SRW 350 and 250 is maybe one leaf spring and .5 inch difference in rear brake shoe width.
Point being, the 350 SRW has a much taller, beefier frame.
Since he has his truck listed as a 3/4 ton REGULAR cab, he has the short frame, same as used in 1/2 ton reg cab long beds. The Crew cab and xtended cab 3/4 tons have the tall frame same as 1 ton SRW and DRW. If your truck was a 1 ton reg cab SRW it would have a super beefy frame as well....
Yah man I wouldn't mess with trying to beef up the 3/4 ton with a bigger axle. The frame is the weak link.
Yah man I wouldn't mess with trying to beef up the 3/4 ton with a bigger axle. The frame is the weak link.
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In '93 the 1 ton and the 3/4 ton frames were the same. In '90 they weren't. I don't know the year they became the same but his truck is listed as a '92. Could be the same.


