Cummins Conversion
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Cummins Conversion
I would like to know if it is possible to put a cummins in my 95 ram 1500 that has a 360 now. If so what else should be changed to make it all work. Thanks For any help Billy
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suppose u could but ud have to replace just about everything on your truck (axles, tranny, t-case if its a 4x4, etc.....)
i dont know the exact details but i would think u would be time and money ahead to just sell the 1500 and but a 2500 with a ctd
i dont know the exact details but i would think u would be time and money ahead to just sell the 1500 and but a 2500 with a ctd
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Well I guess it might be better to trade. I came across a 1995 Ram extended cab 3500 Dually 4x4 with 130,000 miles and the CTD with auto. I can trade for 6500.00 and my 95 ram but I have my truck Like I want it just sucks gas when I tow. Thanks Billy
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[quote author=billydiesel link=board=16;threadid=21878;start=0#msg204656 date=1067807768]
Well I guess it might be better to trade. I came across a 1995 Ram extended cab 3500 Dually 4x4 with 130,000 miles and the CTD with auto. I can trade for 6500.00 and my 95 ram but I have my truck Like I want it just sucks gas when I tow. Thanks Billy
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Probably the best option......the 1500 frame isnt likely strong enough....would have to start by beefing it up and then go from there. Could get pretty expensive.
Well I guess it might be better to trade. I came across a 1995 Ram extended cab 3500 Dually 4x4 with 130,000 miles and the CTD with auto. I can trade for 6500.00 and my 95 ram but I have my truck Like I want it just sucks gas when I tow. Thanks Billy
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Probably the best option......the 1500 frame isnt likely strong enough....would have to start by beefing it up and then go from there. Could get pretty expensive.
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