88GMCtruck's 98 Silverado Towpig Build: "Black Fox"

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JScott23

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He ran PY0's with 400 caps but i'm sure had to use the GMT800 lug nut covers... they are just that extra half inch longer that you need... worked great....

I bought 3 per wheel which holds them on great, 32 of them at $1.99 a piece adds up....
 

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Yeah i found that out... i was hoping there was another way but there is not...
 

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Yeah i found that out... i was hoping there was another way but there is not...

I've heard of people shaving down the 800 centers to make them work with the 400 caps. But I can't 100% verify how to do it or point you in the direction of someone who did. I think Great White had some info on it in his build thread. But I think he's off the forum now so not sure if he'd be able to help you out or not.
 

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I've heard of people shaving down the 800 centers to make them work with the 400 caps. But I can't 100% verify how to do it or point you in the direction of someone who did. I think Great White had some info on it in his build thread. But I think he's off the forum now so not sure if he'd be able to help you out or not.

Yeah i'd imagine you'd have to have a table sander to keep the sanding level.... oh well i'm out less than $30 for the GMT800 lug nut covers... oh well. I'm cheating only putting 4 per wheel :)
 

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Got the wiring done and the truss installed. Man, it's heavy. I still feel weird towing with an extension.

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And where it ended up relative the camper....
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I was wondering how you were going to tow with that camper in there. How much are you able to tow with that?
 

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Cool!

Any pics of how the front tie downs mount to the frame? Pretty straight forward install?
The camper tie-down install was pretty simple, rears bolt right to the superhitch, fronts required a bit of drilling but not bad.
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I was wondering how you were going to tow with that camper in there. How much are you able to tow with that?
Quite a bit!

Dead weight: 600 tongue / 6,000 load
Weight dist: 1,200 tongue / 12,000 load
 
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