cummins swap
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#6
they make adapter kits that come with every thing.. but i would go with a standard if your going to go through all the work don't want to have to do it over... and let us know how much work it is and a price range cuz i want a cummins in my ford
Last edited by 95powersmoker; 04-07-2011 at 01:48 PM.
#8
I would use either a Getrag 5 speed (89-93) or NV4500 (better, 94-98 on 12v's). If you use a Ford tranny, you are going to have to buy an adapter plate, and they run around $700. Find a complete Dodge donor truck with engine and tranny and all and the project will be much easier.
And for a daily driver, I would say 3.55 gears in the back
And for a daily driver, I would say 3.55 gears in the back
#9
Wow i think i would just find a different motor if your not looking to make huge power, 89-93 cummins, you can find them for under 2,ooo. As for tranny if your not looking to go over 350-400 and beat it up i would go with the getrag. I have had two rams with the getrag and both worked good.
#10
Wow i think i would just find a different motor if your not looking to make huge power, 89-93 cummins, you can find them for under 2,ooo. As for tranny if your not looking to go over 350-400 and beat it up i would go with the getrag. I have had two rams with the getrag and both worked good.