Cajun_Tiger_Hummer
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After the swap, you need to go with a lift and 40's to keep all that power grounded. 
Idk if there is enough physical space to squeeze one in there without major modifications. I could be wrong thoughGood luck on the build. Now we have the same 6.2L engine. Are they installing a 6 speed tranny?
Good luck on the build! Thats how hummers should be, 400+ hp on 4.56 gears esp with 37s
Keep us posted man, lots of photos if they can send you!
Which trans are they installing?
Awesome, can't wait to see the end results. I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Keep the new motor out of water crossings If you can
Wow good luck man! Get ready for a sas or something afterwards. Atleast a ci diff housing!
Good luck on the build. Now we have the same 6.2L engine. Are they installing a 6 speed tranny?
After the swap, you need to go with a lift and 40's to keep all that power grounded.![]()
Idk if there is enough physical space to squeeze one in there without major modifications. I could be wrong though
It will flex less than the aluminum housing. Remember our diffs are 3piece with each piece having 1 mounting point so flex is horrible with them. The alphas and IIRC the later model trucks ran CI. But with that much power you will want that and the stiffer bushings one of our forum sponsors sells.What improvements would I get from the CI diff housing? And thanks for the support!
It will flex less than the aluminum housing. Remember our diffs are 3piece with each piece having 1 mounting point so flex is horrible with them. The alphas and IIRC the later model trucks ran CI. But with that much power you will want that and the stiffer bushings one of our forum sponsors sells.
Are you getting the 2wheel selectable tcase?
It's only money but more importantly, derian's money to spend any way he sees fit and he will only learn and grow from this experience. We may not agree and wouldn't spend our money the same way but like the old Doritos commercial
slogan used to say, "Don't worry, we'll make more". We all need to live and learn and live and let live! Buenos nachos...or is it, "Buena's noches"?![]()
So I took somewhat of a hit today, they have 6 Hummers in line right now. So it will take them about 3 months until they can start working on it. But this also gives me more time to look at all the connections and make sure they are sound before I send it out:
Damn looks like you'll be riding the bus to school?
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And for goodness sake, water proof the electronics and get a snorkel :giggle:
Sounds like wise words from an experienced banker.I love the idea of what your doing, its only money right. But hit the brakes, lay all the cards on the table, weight the pros and cons and them make your your are doing the right thing. Decisions made on emotion rather than rational thoughts rarely ever work out, so I really wish you the best of luck in this endeavor and hope you land on your feet with whatever happens. But for that kind of cash ola, I would have to look at other options. Like seriously considering letting the insurance total it or parting it out and purchased another vehicle until I could get right side up on my cash-flow. Then once you get on your feet and you've got some cash back in your pocket, go buy a used rig and do whatever the hell you want to it. Life has a funny way of smacking you upside the head and I don't care who you are or what financial position you are in, something always comes up that you were not expecting and did not plan for. For instance, gremlins eat your truck alive, your girlfriend gets pregnant, you have to move for a job, you loose your job, you loose a leg, you loose an arm, you get the point. You, me, nor anyone else can predict the future so you have to be prepared for some uncertainty, its a part of life. You really are not leaving yourself much wiggle room for the what ifs. Either way, like I said, good luck and hope it all works out and you land on your feet.