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me and my diesel buddies were talking today in class that it would be hilarious to take a Dodge truck, and drop a 7.3 powerstroke in. yes, bass-ackwards, but the 7.3 would be the most heavily-modified one on the planet, and it would be hilarious all of the cummins guys flock around, and when you pop the hood, to see the disgust on their faces would make it worth it for me.
i think putting a cummins in a ford is like screwing your sister. if you're going to buy a ford, be prepared to modify the motor that's in it.
. There's just a bigger aftermarket for the 5.9L, so the racers and pullers are flocking to the Cummins more than the PSD's.
If we all run with that particular thought, then everyone would build Chevy's because they are cheap to mod and have a larger aftermarket support. I still see no reason to pull a good running motor. One that is hosed out is a different story. The power levels that so many brag about are not reasonable, and most of us really don't care, it is a pissing contest in basic.
On the Cummins conversion being compared to screwing your sister, Ford installs them from the factory in their medium duty and heavy duty trucks, so they must really like their sisters...
On the Cummins conversion being compared to screwing your sister, Ford installs them from the factory in their medium duty and heavy duty trucks, so they must really like their sisters...
comment was specifically aimed at 250-550 trucks. my diesel tech teacher acutally told me that this past spring at Dyno Days. instead he didnt use the term "screw"
Is it true or not. cummins leaving dodge. Toyota getting cummins. Ford and chevy getting together. I dont mean to stir the pot but this is what i have herd. Please help
toyota already has thier own great diesel motors.they are in a toyota owned truck company branded with the name hino . from were i know! my bother in law used to be vp of sales for hino in the usa. still would be. just he refused to move to the detroit area when they moved from the nyc area
Hey guys Thanks for clearing that up for me. I have been to some truck pulls and a whole bunch of guys are pulling dodge cummins 85% of them, 10% chevy 5% Fords. why is this? I wish Ford could compete with them other trucks.
I put a cummins 4BT in my ranger. I'm a huge fan of cummins engines. My dad has a 6.0 powerstroke and now has blown 1 turbo and is in the shop again for the 6th time in 2 years since it was new.
Cummins owns the powerstrokes. Sorry. A 12V cummins is just about the best engine I could ever think of. Bulletproof and really easy to modify. Cummins engines are also easy to work on. V style engines are much more difficult IMO.
i'm gonna have to say the 7.3l PSD is the most bulletproof engine, 3 or 4 problems over the course of 10 years and 212,000 hard miles, 2 or 3 trannys, and a cam sensor, only times it's been into ford except when we're too lazy to change the brakes
the 7.3 PSD is the most bulletproof engine i love it 275.000 miles on one of mine and very little problems. the harder you run it the better it runs. But i like the cummins to but not the dodge
go to cummins-conversion.com to find more. Don't know as anyone has done a true step by step break down, kind of one of those get it done first type things...
The web address I listed does them as well, and as you check it out, fordcummins has some quality issues... they don't do that many in reality. If you want someone who does them all the time, that would be Autoworld of Montana, autoworldmt.com They have been doing them for over 10 years, fordcummins reproduced their mounts to do his conversions, at least that is their words. They do have an impressive setup at Autoworld, been there to see it myself...