Manual to Auto questions?
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Manual to Auto questions?
I know people commonly go the opposite direction with this, but I believe a built auto would suit my wants/needs a little better. let me start by saying, I realize this won't be cheap. Ive post on here before, but I have the 12v cummins converted Nissan Titan. Right now it has the nv4500 in it. It works great, but after driving a couple dodge's with built autos, there's just no comparison im my opinion. My basic question is, what all do ya'll belive would be the challenges in this swap? I realize no one has likely done this to a Titan before, but im hoping that with so many ford/cummins conversions someone may be able to chime in with some possible similar challenges that could be universal or what they believe i might run into. and maybe with any luck have a suggestion or two of how to alleviate it. thanks
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i swapped in an auto! easy swap. 47rh would be the easiest, allisons are huge and you would more than likely have to do major floorpan surgery to fit it. the 47rh can be just as strong though. if its anything like the 24 valve the belhousing pattern is the same and so is the starter, all you need to do is take the 5 speed out, pull the flywheel, and install a flexplate then throw it together.
the rear driveshaft worked fine for me but on lifted trucks it runs into issues. and the frond driveshaft needs to be shortened.
the rear driveshaft worked fine for me but on lifted trucks it runs into issues. and the frond driveshaft needs to be shortened.
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i swapped in an auto! easy swap. 47rh would be the easiest, allisons are huge and you would more than likely have to do major floorpan surgery to fit it. the 47rh can be just as strong though. if its anything like the 24 valve the belhousing pattern is the same and so is the starter, all you need to do is take the 5 speed out, pull the flywheel, and install a flexplate then throw it together.
the rear driveshaft worked fine for me but on lifted trucks it runs into issues. and the frond driveshaft needs to be shortened.
the rear driveshaft worked fine for me but on lifted trucks it runs into issues. and the frond driveshaft needs to be shortened.
cool thanks bud. my truck is certainly lifted but ill cross that bridge when i get there. i reckon what im most worried about is the shifter. id like to be able to utilize the column shifter but im worried about getting it to work. im kind of jumping into this custom world with little experience unfortunately. thats why it sure is helpful to have folks like ya'll around.
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Not really sure what ur askin bud. i havent actually opened up the column to look at it yet. im wondering if ill be able to utilize the nissan shifter or if ill have to fab a dodge shifter to fit. or if either one of those will even work. maybe even have to go the custom floor shifter route. like i said, never tackled anything like this so im startin from scratch.
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