Posted by sixtyninegmc on November 03, 2011 at 11:17:59 from (209.112.184.162):
In Reply to: '87 Chevy 3/4 ton?? posted by luv2wrench on November 02, 2011 at 22:03:45:
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Sorry, I just took that the wrong way ;-) Getting a little cranky with some people on here, guess I shouldn`t pop off on you for it. I had 250,000 miles on an `83 suburban with the 6.2L and a 700R in it, the original trans wet the bed at 30,000 miles and the next 220,000 was on a beefed up `87 trans with a lot of towing and hauling, including several years hauling up the haul road (very rough, lots of 10% grades) and like I said, watch the temp and don`t let it heat up, and don`t grunt it on the hills in OD. Granted, I don`t think that 350 COULD grunt 10,000lbs in OD.
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