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    Cool beans.
    Okay I'm going to start looking for a 6.0.
    Depending on cash flow I may start looking for a t-56 as well, but I'll prob just lean towards keeping the nv right now and getting a new clutch.

    Btw while were in the subject, I despise my rear gear ratio and the whole one wheel wonder thing.
    What if anything do you recommend for a rear end swap?

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    OH and is there a certain year 6.0 I should look for?
    Is there a certain year that makes it easier?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Frankiels3 View Post
    Cool beans.
    Okay I'm going to start looking for a 6.0.
    Depending on cash flow I may start looking for a t-56 as well, but I'll prob just lean towards keeping the nv right now and getting a new clutch.

    Btw while were in the subject, I despise my rear gear ratio and the whole one wheel wonder thing.
    What if anything do you recommend for a rear end swap?
    you'll need a new clutch & flywheel anyway - the 4.3 setup won't work
    as for the rear end - if you plan on keepin the nv3500, get you some 3.73s or 4.10s (depending on tire size, whether you do more highway or city driving, & cam choice). if you're going t-56, you'll want something more around a 4.56 or 4.88.
    a TrueTrac is one of your best bets to fix your one-wheel wonder.
    if you're feelin adventurous, you may as well go ahead & get a 6 lug, 14 bolt rear - it'll hold up better.

    if you end up going with the 14 bolt, you'll wanna do that & re-gear at the same time as your trans swap if you also go t-56

    Quote Originally Posted by Frankiels3 View Post
    OH and is there a certain year 6.0 I should look for?
    Is there a certain year that makes it easier?
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