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dave_benn

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Im looking at a 2010 extended cab 4x4 with the NHT package, can anyone tell me what that package includes besides the 6.2L and bigger rear axle. Is the hybrid 9.5" axle the same as the old 14 bolt semi-floating axle gm used to have. And can anyone tell me if the 6.2L has active fuel mgt. because according to gmc.com the extended cab models do but the crew cab models do not, doesn't make any sense to me. Thanks

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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6.2L in the pickups do not have afm, only the SUV's do.

 

Also the NHT has different leaf springs

Egghaus Enthusiast

Egghaus

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I believe the axle is the same 14-bolt, I looked up the Fel-Pro cover gasket and it showed 1981-2011 applications. You also get rear disc brakes.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

RyanbabZ71

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The non-NHT trucks also have rear discs. Rear discs come with any 6.2 trucks

Egghaus Enthusiast

Egghaus

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Yeah thats what I meant. Some of the info from GM makes it sound like the 9.5" axle w/ rear disc only comes with the NHT package.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Cooling fan motors are also different on NHT trucks.

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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are the leaf springs heavier duty or somthing??

 

Yep,They have an increased capacity.

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

Matt_

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Where you at in south jersey? I know a dealer that's about to put a nice 6.2L equipped Denali on the lot.... might be able to save a few bucks; its only got 25,000 miles on it and the previous owner was anal about maintenance. Also has some sick wheels :uhoh:

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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Where you at in south jersey? I know a dealer that's about to put a nice 6.2L equipped Denali on the lot.... might be able to save a few bucks; its only got 25,000 miles on it and the previous owner was anal about maintenance. Also has some sick wheels :uhoh:

Hmm,I heard the owner beat it tooooo death :nono:

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

MS3DALE

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His blonde wife may have been a little rough with it without him knowing.... :uhoh::nono:

 

:lol:

Guess you don't need those brackets now huh? :D

Matt_ Senior Enthusiast

Matt_

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His blonde wife may have been a little rough with it without him knowing.... :uhoh::nono:

 

:lol:

Guess you don't need those brackets now huh? :P

 

 

Na....

 

I dont think the dealer even knew it had a body lift :D

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