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1992 Dodge D250 CTD Dually Conversion

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Old Jul 28, 2009 | 02:33 PM
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Hey There, I just aqquired a 1992 Dodge Ram D250 Cummins. I was looking for a Dually but they are hard to come by up here, and I got an AMAZING deal on this one.

I was just wondering what is involved in converting a single wheel rearend to dually. In Ontario, maximum width for a vehicle or trailer is 102" or 8.5ft. Would it be possible to bolt up a set of dually rims to the stock Dana 60? Not a big deal if they stick out more then a factory dually as long as they are within the law. I plan on having a set of custom fender flares made, so no need to worry there. If not possible and a "dually" rearend is needed, is the suspension the same as mine?

Finally, I am very impressed with the Cummins engine. Gobs of Torque and still averages 22-27mpg!!!




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Re-posting as The 1st Gen. Cummins Board is not very active. Anybody ever done this?
 
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Old Jul 28, 2009 | 09:57 PM
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you can't just bolt on dually rims on the first gens the inside tire will hit the inner wheel well you have to buy the spacer kit or find a dually rearend they are wider, i tried it on my 1990 and a friend tried it on his 1993 with the same result
 
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