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Re: 1 Ton Conversion Question [message #362476 is a reply to message #362459] Sun, 21 February 2021 22:33 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Tom,
I just installed the Manny tranny and the Manny 1 ton and it went together perfectly. make sure you get your torque wrench out. Regardless of the opinions on this forum, I have had no issues with it. the ride height is exactly where I want it and the initial set up was perfect to then drive to the alignment show. I replaced "everything" up front to include stainless steel brake lines and in my opinion Mannys' set up is stellar. I would call him to give him heads up before you go pick it up. he has parts in multiple storage units at his home and he will assemble some of the pieces before you leave.

Of course you can purchase from whom ever but I am totally satisfied with the new set up. Oh the wheels are in alignment as well from front to back.

As wise man told me:
"if you don't upgrade the coaches with todays technology the coaches with be stuck in the past"

Manny Trovao
mannystrans@gmail.com
Manny's Transmission
San Jose, California

1974 GMC Sequoia 26'

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