Recent content by ClovisMan

This is my 2001 Discovery 2 LE dubbed "The Goat" because it goes anywhere you point it. This is the only pic I have on this PC of him. I'll be out this weekend at the Hill Country Rover Rally at Hidden Falls in Spicewood, TX. I should have some better pics and film then.

1. Year, model, color, etc: 1999 LX 470 in Old Man Tan 2. Name of owner/screen name: JoshD 3. How long have you owned your 100 series? Is this your first? Owned since October 3, 2020. This is my first. 4. Mileage at date of purchase and present mileage: 219847/222656 5. Your favorite mods... If...

I like the Carter rotary style pumps because they are rebuildable. Most just use a Holley Red and keep a spare in the toolbox. Edit: I see some are recommending the small plastic inline Mr. Gasket pumps. While they will get the job done, I find that for some reason they like to crap out in high...

You can usually band-aid vapor lock by putting an inline electric fuel pump on you fuel line just after the gas tank. There is other voodoo like putting wooden clothes pins on the line going into the carb and wrapping the fuel line that is under the hood with aluminum foil but I find just...

From Wiki: It will still have the weaker 4l65e transmission but a 6.0 and a 14 bolt rear axle with a G-80 limited slip. Still a decent truck if you get a good price on it.

Sure do love me some Squarebody. Looks like an awesome rig. Congrats!

I can honestly say I have never calculated MPG in my 91. It's not why I bought it.

How much do you want for the Front IFS diff from the Burb? Is it already 4.10?

Walk up with 3500.00 in fresh $100 bills and walk away knowing you got an excellent deal for a 2500 Burb.

I went and looked at new trucks and they are insanely expensive these days. The new GMC 3/4 2500s are almost as much as the first house I bought in 2000. Im on the hunt for a 2006/2007 Duramax Crew Cab with 200k or less now. I will gladly spend up to 20k on an older diesel and not have to worry...

There is a product from 3M called panel-bond. It is used in the automotive world to attach body panels to the internal framing/ Probably be good to attach your honeycombs to the framing and the aluminum to the panels. https://www.amazon.com/3M-Adhesive-Manual-Applicator-Sticker/dp/B00KSF9TCW

Man, you have some creative imagination there! I might have to get one of those collapsible ladders. Where did you get it from?

Around my parts, there are literally hundreds of GMT800 Burbs and Tahoes in the Boneyards. You can probably grab a front and rear diff from one with 4.10s already installed for $100 each. Then it only costs you labor for installing them. It can be done in your driveway and the only specialty...

27 years old and I would drive it across the country today...

He doesn't have a lot of what he does on his website. give him a call, I'm sure he's made a few GMT800 products. My rear bumper with both swingouts was 1200.00, my front winch bumper was 700. Shipped through Fastenal for 120.00. I literally got both bumpers shipped for the price of a single...