73valiant

I need the part numbers for a clutch and throw out bearing for a 6 speed Cummings I'm getting, truck is a 2001 ram 3500 with the 24v ho engine. Thanks.

KATOOM

I would highly suggest calling either Southbend or Valair and talking to them about a new clutch. Dont try and get an OEM replacement at the parts store, especially if you ever think you'll be adding power.

Midnite

Katoom speaks wise words. Don't even waste any time with OEM clutch stuff.

johnh

it depends on where you are , if you live in the west, call 6 states. i got a great setup from them for about $700 it will hold over 500 hp.........no grabbing

SIXSLUG

Ford owns cummings.....

Go with Southbend and put clutch issues to bed...also, call the cops, if you look closely on your door badges, someone has stolen your g's....

KATOOM

SIX you're speaking in riddles again.....

As for Ford owning Cummins, well thats an old rumor which was falsely misrepresented for a long time. Actually how the story goes is Ford used to own a small portion of stock in Cummins for a rather short period of time, but has since sold. These larger global Fortune 500 companies like Cummins are owned by many many investors, LLC's, stockholders, etc.....

SIXSLUG

It's the "Cummings" joke, you know, the other diesel building giant...

I hate grammar *****, maybe I should stop....

I just can't resist pointing that out

SIXSLUG

Seriously, though, I wouldn't go anywhere else for a clucth, I know many like valair, I just haven't had any experience with them...

KATOOM

I guess thats what I get for thinking you're being serious.....

SIXSLUG

Life's short, have fun when you can...

My quest for reliability includes modifying my truck so I don't feel it owes me anything...

Southbend clutch products are a sturdy step on my ladder....

Oh, yeah, and ford owns cummings. ....