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It's fine Rob, Sometimes you like to stir the pot. getting hard to tell these days. But you have valuable knowledge needed for the site

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I guess you didn't read what I said. Or didn't comprehend what I was saying. He and I have the same feeling about our trucks. Though he got his from a family member that passed, this is my first truck I purchased on my own and has been the best vehicle I have owned so far. That being said, I told him I want a 427 with twins on it, does that tell you I probably plan to keep my truck for awhile now?

What? Hey man I'm sorry but I don't know what your talking about, who's talking about wether or not your going to keep your truck?

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Gotta fond new U-Bolts too now. I will probably buy the rear end on the first.

 

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I was under the impression adding the "NHT" option, re-added rear disc brakes to a 1/2 ton truck. This would also change up the EBCM, proporting valve, etc??

 

Or maybe I'm getting confused with the NBS 2007-2008's??

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If you can't find the u bolts, you should be able to find a shop who can fabricate them for you. So I guess the built tranny will be on the back burner for awhile?

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06 NHT's had drums. I'm keeping discs

 

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I was under the impression adding the "NHT" option, re-added rear disc brakes to a 1/2 ton truck. This would also change up the EBCM, proporting valve, etc??

 

Or maybe I'm getting confused with the NBS 2007-2008's??

 

On the GMT900 trucks yes,you got rear disc brakes,on the GMT800's they retained drums.

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So what would be needed for to add brakes to this axle? Looks like I need the wheel studs, calipers, pads, rotors, but is there anything else. I would like to just do a quick swap,bleed brakes, and drive.

 

Local dealer said he could let it go for $2450

 

Honestly I'm not sure what else you would all need,it should be a complete asm. that already has the brakes,pads,rotors,etc. on it.

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Would my current brake lines and banjo bolts work? Same question with U joint

 

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Would my current brake lines and banjo bolts work? Same question with U joint

 

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I'm not sure of that,as the metal brake lines are sold in a bulk roll of tubing,our guys have to cut,bend,and flare the lines to fit.

Now the brake hoses are different that I can tell you.

The U-joint is questionable as well,as they list a few different ones for your current truck as compared to say a 2009 or 2012 truck.

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It's fine Rob, Sometimes you like to stir the pot. getting hard to tell these days. But you have valuable knowledge needed for the site

ty chris ,i cant stir the pot no more ,i get warning points when i get angry lmao !!!!

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Would a 2wd SS or 4 speed NHT drive shaft work

 

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I want the 3.73/9.5" first. I'll get Wilwood's Jenna as long as the price is the same as the Baer Alumasport's, also need to get this misfire straightened out,

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