New Duramax Military Truck

[tadams72]

I'm curious to see who's lift they are using. I highly doubt GM made their own. They have I guess.

I might be wrong but when I looked I thought it was Pro Comp.

 

[ChevyDieselLLY]

yea ive seen a few around here. not to bad looking.

 

[x MadMAX DIESEL]

It's called an LSSV (Light Service Support Vehicle). I know us Dmax owners might take offense to the title but in military terms that's what they are.

I know I won't, considering that the Cummins is the only heavy duty engine in the pickup market. The Duramax is a light duty

 

[Car RamRod]

These are nothing new, I bought a 2003 CUCV III a couple years ago and drove it for a while before pulling the drive train out and dropping it into my current truck. Mine sat real high and had 35s with bead locks and pressure/temp sensors. It had no lift, but included secondary shock dampers. Mine was set up for duty with USBP.

http://www.gmfleet.com/pdf/04LSSVOM.pdf