Duramax Humvee Test Drives!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2021
- We wrap up a few things before inspection and get to take it on a few test drives to check everything out. So much better than I thought!
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Build Bio: HMMWV (Humvee)
custom coat bed liner paint
raptor liner paint
body lift
PRP driver and passenger seats
Method Wheels and 40" Milestar tires
Duramax engine and 6 speed Allison transmission swap
D-MAX Swap standalone harness
lizard skin thermal insulation and sound deadening spray
custom stainless 4" exhaust
custom stainless 3" turbo charge pipes
and lots more!
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Yahoo! On the road again! Boy, I bet that is a great feeling. Let us know how much it quiets down when the doors are on. You should be proud dude! Excellent job! Excellent channel and build from a individual perspective. Keep up the good work and continue with your channel. 👍
Excellent conversion. Looking forward to seeing the doors in it. You should be very proud of your fabrication skills on this new vehicle.
the work was well worth it all now. very nice job keep us posted
Brilliant. Very impressed with your skills. Your roads network seems to be perfect for the Humvee. I think I would struggle with it here in Northern Scotland, especially without doors. brrrr.
SUPER COOL! There should be a way to tune the engine/exhaust brake so it isn't trying to give you whiplash all the time.
Dude I been watching since day one you did a amazing job very impressive
Congrats man! This is a swap that costs as much as $90k to do properly in your garage. Thats awesome.
Amazing sir !
Awesome work man. It sounds great! I'd be looking for every excuse under the sun to take it out. Gotta get those doors on with winter coming
Fantastic man grate episode.
clean, love it, great job, I want.
Congratulations! Bet it feels amazing knowing you did everything on the test drive.
All I have left on mine is the steering wheel and brakes and then I can drive it !
You're right there. You'll be enjoying it soon also.
I was wondering if your going to do overlanding videos I hope u do there aren't to many vids of Humvees overlanding
I am hoping to do some overlanding trips once I test it out a bit
What type of seatbelt harnesses at? Do you have a video on how you installed it?
So if you were just swapping the engine and working straight, how long do you think it would take? And how much do you think you’ve spent?
A buddy is swapping in a LS5 into his right now. He made a turbo for his original 6.2 and he may add one to mine eventually, the duramax is my dream though but it’s a little past my skills at the moment but maybe with your videos and his help I can eventually give it a shot.
Your build looks amazing. I bet you’re very happy right now.
I would guess maybe around 6 months only working on weekends. If you have people helping and have everything ordered you would need for it, it could probably be done faster.
Rough total cost on mine doing most of the work myself is around 20k.
Good luck on the builds. They're worth all the work in the end
@@tossthewrench Gotcha. Thanks.
Someone is selling a wrecked 2500 6.6 that still is running for $3k, I wish I had the space right now but I’m renting until I find another house.
What state do u live in I'm building a humvee too would love to see urs inperson someday
I'm in Texas. Plan on taking it around some places once I test it out a bit.
What kind of duramax?
It is an lmm
Awesome fella!! Great to see it's on the road. Who did you go to for insurance?
I can't wait to get mine done, just started assembling the drive-train in a cradle this week. I got a long way to go.... 💲¯\_(ツ)_/¯💲
The two major groups that do agreed value policies are Hagerty and American Collectors for collector car like insurance.
@@tossthewrench Thanx dude, good to know, I'll have to look into their availability in Taxachussetts :)
@@bryanford1139 Double check that you can register/title your HMMWV in Massachusetts. Up here in Maine they don't allow it.
What Tad wrote is a good idea for anyone looking into a humvee. Local registration offices have probably heard about these being released to the public now and should be able to let you know any rules that apply. All states seem to be different on them for some reason.
@@nothingtoseaheardammit Already sent them a copy of the SF97, they said good to go, the only hurdle will be Commercial inspection due to the 10.3k GVWR