GMC Sierra/Chevy Silverado 2500 & 3500 - II - READ ONLY

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#1031 of 1057 Another vote for the Kelly Tires by hunter98 Mar 06, 2002 (1:22 pm)
I think I was the first one to get the Kelly Safari AWR in 255x85R16, I now have about 10,000 miles on them. My odometer and speedometer are off. To get the correct distance and speed, multiply by 1.093. I really like the looks of the tires, and the traction. Definately can't hear them over the Duramax. I do have occasional rubbing of the drivers side rear liner, but not enough to warrant me trying to fix the problem, cause it aint really a problem. Love the Tires Love the 2500HD Love the Duramax Now averaging 18 MPG, was averaging 13 out of my 5.3 and I think I am driving even harder. Hunter
#1032 of 1057 Hunter by quadrunner500 Mar 06, 2002 (5:17 pm)
>To get the correct distance and speed, multiply by 1.093.< That just would never work for me. Do you think we are mathematicians? Much, much simpler to divide by 0.9149.
#1033 of 1057 by hunter98 Apr 02, 2002 (8:12 pm)
You Got it, LOL Hunter or, just add 10% and subtract a couple of miles for the tank LOL
#1034 of 1057 Where are all those 2500/3500 owners? by whatsachevy May 03, 2002 (1:46 pm)
Where is everybody? I got tired of wasting my time trying to read all that crap at the GM Engine Knock thread. Perhaps we can get a civilized forum started back up here where we talk about our trucks, share our experiences (both GOOD and bad) and learn about the things we can do to get more satisfaction out of them (rather than listen to some camaro owner who got a lemon and can't let it go). If interested, chime in any time!
#1035 of 1057 by quadrunner500 May 03, 2002 (3:10 pm)
My '94 Camaro (Z28) had the 5.7L LT1. It never knocked or used oil. My '99 1500 Z71 5.3L didn't either. My current Durmax diesel is a year old, never back to the dealer except for oil changes, flawless. My biggest concern; when Bilstein is going to come out with some shocks for the 2500HD?
#1036 of 1057 Quad by obyone May 03, 2002 (3:32 pm)
I guess when there's enough of them around to justify the R&D and manufacturing setup costs....
#1037 of 1057 Quad by kg11 May 03, 2002 (6:39 pm)
A friend of mine has a '93 or '94 2500 with 6 lug wheels.He pointed this out to me when I got the HD.I figured this was the most likely reason for long stopping distances in bama's review without even considering his track record on representing facts.Maybe someone's been telling stories?My 2500HD stops just fine even with 3000lb in the back. kip
#1038 of 1057 Kip by quadrunner500 May 03, 2002 (7:13 pm)
I don't doubt it. The pre '99s also used drum brakes in back. And some of those earlier C/K 2500s are hard to tell apart from the 1500s.
#1039 of 1057 kg11 by woolyback May 03, 2002 (7:44 pm)
I think I'm in the same area as you and I'm curious which dealer you bought your truck from. contact me directly at jmdmacnexus.org if you could. Thanks
#1040 of 1057 quad by ryanbab May 03, 2002 (7:53 pm)
I heard there are bilsteins available for the 2500HDs