94 12valve going into a 94 f250
Hmmm interesting find. Through a couple of sources I found, 36.3 for the 300 and 40.0 for the 12v Cummins. Makes sense it would be about 3-4 inches longer after doing the swap.
Same engine we're talking about, 300 straight six. Good engine all the way til the time I pulled it out and sold it, I'm sure its still doing good to the current owner.
I'm looking into whether a 6.7L Cummins balancer will work because it has a 58 tooth tone ring built into it...which I believe will work with the 7.3L IDI tach pickup sensor.
I used a FordCummins.com tach kit for mine. Works great, but I'm not especially fond of how bulkey (and potentially out of balance) it is. The Destroked.com tone ring setup looks quite a bit cleaner, so you may look at that one as well.
I'm looking into whether a 6.7L Cummins balancer will work because it has a 58 tooth tone ring built into it...which I believe will work with the 7.3L IDI tach pickup sensor.
I'm looking into whether a 6.7L Cummins balancer will work because it has a 58 tooth tone ring built into it...which I believe will work with the 7.3L IDI tach pickup sensor.
As for making the cummins sensor work with the Ford tach....I'm not sure, but I'd like to know if there's a trick for that as well
I agree. But its doubtful that its an easy process (or even possible). I'm sure someone has already thought of this and researched it and found it was no good, otherwise Destroked and FordCummins wouldn't be pushing for us to use the Ford sensor. Just like with the water temp and oil pressure sensors, I had to pull out the Dodge ones and use the ones from my original Ford engine.
Do you guys know anyone that is using the ford zf5? I would like to know how much they had to move every thing. How well the fordcummins adapter plate works. I almost have my engine rebuilt. Any one know how much pressure the factory head bolts will hold?



