Cummins w/an Allison
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Cummins w/an Allison
Today i found me a Ford 6000 truck, a '93 model. It has a 5.9 cummins w/the Allison tranny. Im prob. gonna buy it, tho i dont know if im gonna use the truck, put the motor/tranny in something or sell the engine/tranny combo. Truck has 238k miles on it and ran when parked last year. Coolest thing is, on the id plate on the side of the motor, it says "Made for Ford by the Cummins engine company". Be pretty cool to put it in a F350 and tell someone you special ordered it .
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Ill let ya know. Im really up in the air right now, it has a good Rawson Koenig service bed on it. Ill probably either find a rollback wrecker bed and put on it or just sell it. That would be an awesome combo in a truck though, Cummins AND a HD Allison. Guy who's selling it stopped using it because he travels w/his equipment a lot and it will only go 60mph, but thats w/low gears they put in the bigger trucks, should be fine w/regular pickup gears. Has anyone done a Cummins/Allison combo in a pickup? Also, are the Allisons they put in the bigger trucks heavier duty than the ones in the Dmaxs? Seems like it would be a pretty good combo for 1/4 mile, not too many upgrades necessary.
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It should be a different series allison than the little baby allison they put in the Chebbies. I've seen and worked on about a zillion 5.9/8.3 w/allisons in garbage trucks I sued to build and most were the big brother allison and not the little guy they put in the pickups. The one issue would be size. I'm about certain you'd need a body lift just to fit it under there.
Would be nice though, wish I had some extra money laying around.
George
Would be nice though, wish I had some extra money laying around.
George
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Next size up is the 8.3, or possibly an L-10. and is likely what it is. The N-14 is in semi's, like Peterbilt etc.
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