Originally Posted by the.beard
(Post 1059669)
Only the '89-'90 Cummins trucks had 6" frames. Still a different part number than the gas trucks, even between the Cummins and 360LA 3/4-tons. Chrysler started using 8" frames in late '90 for good reason; people were using their diesels like diesels.
My 91.5 is a standard cab and has an 8" frame. |
I will measure the frame and get back to you guys. Mine is a 1990 club cab with a gas V8.
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Originally Posted by Joerg
(Post 1059999)
I will measure the frame and get back to you guys. Mine is a 1990 club cab with a gas V8.
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Originally Posted by Joerg
(Post 1059999)
I will measure the frame and get back to you guys. Mine is a 1990 club cab with a gas V8.
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Originally Posted by mknittle
(Post 1060129)
Let us know I think it is 7 1/2or 8"
Like he said, let us know. Now I'm interested. |
Originally Posted by the.beard
(Post 1060161)
Ah, club cab. It may well be 8". It ain't 7.5", though. I think those were limited to early 1-ton trucks. I've been known to be wrong from time to time, though.
Like he said, let us know. Now I'm interested. |
1990 W150 Club Cab frame is a 7.5 inch frame.
Best regards. Jörg |
:jump:Looks like a good swap to me.:jump:
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The W150 has 15 inch rims.
Do the D250 rims (16 inch) fit? Thanks. Jörg |
Originally Posted by Joerg
(Post 1060329)
The W150 has 15 inch rims.
Do the D250 rims (16 inch) fit? Thanks. Jörg |
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