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Old 10-04-2005, 08:54 PM   #16 (permalink)
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Re: cummins in a ford

From what I understand... body lift is needed for folks doing NEWER Cummins conversions because the oil pan on the 04.5 and newer engines is so deep.
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IS ther a place on the east coast that does the installs of the cummins engines?
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Just imagine the utter practical beauty of a Cummins 5.9L in a brand-new Super Duty.

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Re: cummins in a ford

How much $$$ did you guys end up with in your conversions? with engines seperate if you don't mind.
I'm looking at purchasing a 95 F-350 crew cab dually 4x4 with a 460 but the only way I'd buy it is to put a diesel in it. I'm trying to figure out what I can do cheaper, a cummins or powerstroke swap.

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Factory did not make a dually 4x4 crewcab in 1995. Some one has already started mods. Most that I have seen used spacers for the rear wheels and you still only have the 6250# gross axle rating. Read the axle code tags to verify which axle you have. The pick up dually axle was rated at 7400# and the chassis cab axle was rated at 8250# but will not bolt into a pick up because of the wide pick up frame versus the narrow chassis cab frame.
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Sorry it's a Centurion conversion, factory dually front axle added and t case added.

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I am not sure why a Body lift would be needed except for maybe an Allison. I am going to put a E40D in this winter. It has a ZF5 speed now but I hate to shift so its gonna have to go. I think its about as clean of an Install as your gonna find. Exhaust on the second page is out dated.

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I have seen this truck in person and its SWEET very clean, and looked great on the dyno too. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smokin.gif[/img] [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smokin.gif[/img]

very interesting thread, I wanna do one in the '96 this winter, any one know how I can get a motor, there non existant around here...

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Well I was wrong, it's a dually conversion. I'm not sure I want it now. I got them down to $5100 out the door tonight but it has some problems.

Does any one have an estimate on what it would cost to put the cummins in it? I was figuring around $2000 for the adapters plus engine and will probobly need a tranny rebuild in the near future.

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Does any one have an estimate on what it would cost to put the cummins in it?

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Jeff. Go on Google or any good search engine and type in ford cummins conversion and you'll come up with a lot of good info.... Good luck...








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Re: cummins in a ford

Thanks Al, I looked at a lot of the conversion sites and got a rough list of parts and adapters I'd need but (around $2000) I'm still wondering if theres some cost (parts) I'm not thinking about.

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Well I was wrong, it's a dually conversion. I'm not sure I want it now. I got them down to $5100 out the door tonight but it has some problems.

Does any one have an estimate on what it would cost to put the cummins in it? I was figuring around $2000 for the adapters plus engine and will probobly need a tranny rebuild in the near future.

Thanks, Jeff

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From what I've read, the Cummins engine itself will run $5000+ (if you buy one of those factory takeouts or out of a new wrecked Dodge), a transmission built to match/handle it will cost $4000 +/- a few $100, adapters, motor mounts, electronics, and incidentals will run another $2000 or so. So you're looking at least $10k or more just to get it running and driving.

With all that being said, I'd find a rough 89-93 Dodge D-250 Cummins and junk the truck and have the engine rebuilt and go from there. These trucks even with the Cummins can be found dirt cheap (less than $4000) if you look in the right places. Another benefit is having the mechanical injection and ease of making power with the 12v head.
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Thanks Al, I looked at a lot of the conversion sites and got a rough list of parts and adapters I'd need but (around $2000) I'm still wondering if theres some cost (parts) I'm not thinking about.

Thanks, Jeff

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You're welcome Jeff. And like Deerepower said try to find and older 12 valve.. Keep your eyes open for a older wrecked dodge truck.(roll over or rear ended) you don't want major frontal damage. If you find a good "donor truck" take what you need and sell the rest. The 94-98 5.9's have the P7100 inline pump. They are very good... Go for it Dude!






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That is what I have sitting in storage. A rolled 91 with a new tranny. I know the records since it was mine and my dad rolled it [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/shocked.gif[/img]


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Well I was wrong, it's a dually conversion. I'm not sure I want it now. I got them down to $5100 out the door tonight but it has some problems.

Does any one have an estimate on what it would cost to put the cummins in it? I was figuring around $2000 for the adapters plus engine and will probobly need a tranny rebuild in the near future.

Thanks, Jeff

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From what I've read, the Cummins engine itself will run $5000+ (if you buy one of those factory takeouts or out of a new wrecked Dodge), a transmission built to match/handle it will cost $4000 +/- a few $100, adapters, motor mounts, electronics, and incidentals will run another $2000 or so. So you're looking at least $10k or more just to get it running and driving.

With all that being said, I'd find a rough 89-93 Dodge D-250 Cummins and junk the truck and have the engine rebuilt and go from there. These trucks even with the Cummins can be found dirt cheap (less than $4000) if you look in the right places. Another benefit is having the mechanical injection and ease of making power with the 12v head.

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That is what I have sitting in storage. A rolled 91 with a new tranny. I know the records since it was mine and my dad rolled it

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And are you selling it?
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no crap, I will drive to texas this winter. its gunna be a long one.

5 speed or auto???

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