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Old 09-27-2004, 09:30 AM
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towing capacity

I have a 1999 Sub and wonder how much I can tow ? I have read what is in the manual, however I like real life stories. I want to get a 22 or 24ft enclosed car hauler. Has anyone done this and if so what else did you change. For eg., rear suspension, anti-sway bars. Just looking for info.
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Old 09-27-2004, 09:45 AM
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Re: towing capacity

Your max is probably in the vicinity of 8-10,000 pounds. You need brakes for the trailer, and a few other things. You may also need load bearing springs in the back.
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The owners manual should be followed closely.

But if you're looking for 'Real Life Stories', you need to be more specific.

5.7 or 7.4?

1500 or 2500?

2wd or 4wd?
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Old 09-29-2004, 11:46 AM
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Oh Yea. One more question.

Rear Gear. 3:42, 3:73, or 4:10. Assuming stock sized tires.


Yes. Everything matters. A 4wd 5.7 1500 3:42 equipped Sub will tow substantially less than a 2wd 7.4 2500 4:10. Maybe as much as 3k.
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Old 09-29-2004, 04:57 PM
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5.7, 3.42 rear end, stock wheels

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Old 09-30-2004, 10:49 PM
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According to the Manual for the 99

C-1500 (2WD) SUBURBAN
Engine Rear Max Trlr Wt.
5.7L 3.42 5,500#
3.73 6,500#
6.5L(Diesel) 3.42 5,500#

K-1500 (4WD) SUBURBAN

5.7L 3.42 5,000#
3.73 6,000#
6.5L(Diesel) 3.42 5,000#

C-2500 (2WD)
5.7L 3.73 6,000#
4.10 7,500#
6.5L (Diesel) 3.73 6,500#
4.10 8,000#
7.4L (BIG BLOCK) 3.73 8,500#
4.10 10,000#

K-2500 (4WD)
5.7L 4.10 7,000#
6.5L (Diesel) 3.73 6,000#
4.10 7,500#
7.4L (BIG BLOCK) 3.73 8,000#
4.10 10,000#

Hope this clear up things.
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