1995 2500 can this be switched to duals??

[Walker2230]

I have a 95 2500 4x4

turbo desil

i beieve 8800 pound gvw axle setup
not the 7800

my stahl body on the back is rusted completly apart

If i could put dual wheels in the back
easily

I would like to switch to a 6 whl dump body

I use the truck mostly for junk yard runs and towing the ocasional bobcat

my record is 4700 lbs in the bed but she isnt happy. when loaded like that

With the dual whls it would be safer to drive loaded

Thanks guys for the help.. I love the site

[Robertb6963]

I would think so. Prolly more to it than just a dual conversion kit. I'm not sure, so lets bump it to the top.

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[Teen wolf]

front spacers,rear spacers,tires and wheels bedside bumps with fender stiffiners, current to side markers, if equipped, current to tailgate third light,newer models,and im sure something else......its easy if mech. inclined and have parts truck. ohh ya the overloads that come on 3500 duelly.

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[JeepinOverU]

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97 12v 2500 4x4 NV4500, bashed in driver side cab, 4" exhaust, #100 fuel plate, gutted afc, valair kevlar/ceramic clutch, boost elbow, gauges, arp studs, ported head, 4k gov, twins soon.

[D Gandy]

Originally Posted by Walker2230

I have a 95 2500 4x4

turbo desil

i beieve 8800 pound gvw axle setup
not the 7800

my stahl body on the back is rusted completly apart

If i could put dual wheels in the back
easily

I would like to switch to a 6 whl dump body

I use the truck mostly for junk yard runs and towing the ocasional bobcat

my record is 4700 lbs in the bed but she isnt happy. when loaded like that

With the dual whls it would be safer to drive loaded

Thanks guys for the help.. I love the site

If u are refering to switching to a 1-ton chasis dump bed(like a regular dump truck, only smaller), U should only need to put the dual wheels on your stock rear axle. Would be like a stock cab & chasis setup without the bud wheels in the front. Get a set of overload springs and u would be set.
Now if u mean to keep some sort of stock type bed setup with a dump, u would need the spacers on the back to help clear the bed and inner dual tire. Since u are only using this thing for a junk yard hauler, u shouldn't need to swap in the spacers for the front to run bud wheels unless u want it to look stock like a dually.

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2006 2500 4x4 auto 4-door,straight pipe, airaid intake, predator/powerpuck,boost fooler,Autometer boost,tranny,EGT gauges with A-pillar pod,Banks High Ram elbow,Winspeed heater grid delete,35x12.5x20 mud grappler, Kore Chase 2.0