1937 Dodge Humpback Diesel
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1937 Dodge Humpback Diesel
Alright guys I got a hell of a project I'm trying here and I'm at a lost for a engine. First I got a 1937 Dodge Humpback Panel truck and this will not take a 5.9 that I just have sitting here so does anyone have information on these newer 3.9 or 4.5 liters that are road worthy? I know they threw some in Case Machinary but I didn't know if those are able to run on the road or not. I know generator motors are not due to they not have the same internals. SO does anyone have any input onthese engines for this swap?
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All you have to have to get a 5.9 to fit is 36 inches between the fire wall and radiator if you run an electric fan. The electric fan I put on my 6BT IH Scout hardly ever comes on.
I also drive a 4BT in a bread van. I like the engine but it isn't as smooth as the the 6BT.
The 4BT is pretty smooth onece it gets a little RPM on it.
The thing about the mechanical B series Cummins is it is just a way more durable engine and makes a lot more power than most other engine choices.
I also drive a 4BT in a bread van. I like the engine but it isn't as smooth as the the 6BT.
The 4BT is pretty smooth onece it gets a little RPM on it.
The thing about the mechanical B series Cummins is it is just a way more durable engine and makes a lot more power than most other engine choices.