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Does anyone know the actual weight of these vehicles?
The Gross vehicle weight is 4800lbs.
The reason for the request is making the decision on
wether to go Leaf Spring Kit, 4 Link, Corvette or
other. Lots of the pickups are using Corvette 4 Link.

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4800 is the max weight loaded. That's a little heavier than the Corvette's rating but not enough I'd rule it out on that basis unless you plan to use this truck to haul cargo.

Another concern would be how stout the differentials you consider are. Now all Corvette differentials are all that stout. If you get the Dana 44 you're probably good, but the Dana 36 would make me nervous in a truck.


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Wouldn't a half ton body weigh an even 1,000 pounds? LOL...


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heh heh heh

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So you mean than carrying capacity was 1,000 lbs. which would
make the truck 3800lbs (4800 gross)?

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An AD 3100 series truck weighs between 3150 and 3500 pounds, dpeneding upon the options and acessories installed. The 3500 pounds is for the variant that has the original cast-iron Hydra-Matic automatic transmission. Most of the 3100s would be around 3250 or 3300 before fuel is added to the tank.

Jim G


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