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Hey fellas,
NOT SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT FORUMN OR NOT PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF IT ISNT. ok has anyone ever stuffed a HO cummins into a 95 ford body? to me that would be the best of both worlds as i prefer the inline 6 cummins, but i love the 95 ford body, what all would be involved if anything. i am trying for a 95 ford and stuff a HO cummins with a 6 sp mannual. what all would be involved with this?
thanks
matt z
NOT SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT FORUMN OR NOT PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF IT ISNT. ok has anyone ever stuffed a HO cummins into a 95 ford body? to me that would be the best of both worlds as i prefer the inline 6 cummins, but i love the 95 ford body, what all would be involved if anything. i am trying for a 95 ford and stuff a HO cummins with a 6 sp mannual. what all would be involved with this?
thanks
matt z
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Originally Posted by 1stdtruck
Hey fellas,
NOT SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT FORUMN OR NOT PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF IT ISNT. ok has anyone ever stuffed a HO cummins into a 95 ford body? to me that would be the best of both worlds as i prefer the inline 6 cummins, but i love the 95 ford body, what all would be involved if anything. i am trying for a 95 ford and stuff a HO cummins with a 6 sp mannual. what all would be involved with this?
thanks
matt z
NOT SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT FORUMN OR NOT PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF IT ISNT. ok has anyone ever stuffed a HO cummins into a 95 ford body? to me that would be the best of both worlds as i prefer the inline 6 cummins, but i love the 95 ford body, what all would be involved if anything. i am trying for a 95 ford and stuff a HO cummins with a 6 sp mannual. what all would be involved with this?
thanks
matt z
There are people and companies that offer such... and kits for such conversions... but I can tell you now that no one will be able to walk you through it via this forum.
Here at FTE, we support Ford/International motors... not bash them or try to swap them out.... so maybe try the Dodge/Cummins forum for motor instalation help.
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thanks for the help sir, i wasnt trying to bash anybody at all, i just want waht i consider the best of both worlds, its gonna be several years down the road before i do, i am jsut trying to get my homework done now so's to speak
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Originally Posted by 1stdtruck
Hey fellas,
NOT SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT FORUMN OR NOT PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF IT ISNT. ok has anyone ever stuffed a HO cummins into a 95 ford body? to me that would be the best of both worlds as i prefer the inline 6 cummins, but i love the 95 ford body, what all would be involved if anything. i am trying for a 95 ford and stuff a HO cummins with a 6 sp mannual. what all would be involved with this?
thanks
matt z
NOT SURE THIS IS THE RIGHT FORUMN OR NOT PLEASE FORGIVE ME IF IT ISNT. ok has anyone ever stuffed a HO cummins into a 95 ford body? to me that would be the best of both worlds as i prefer the inline 6 cummins, but i love the 95 ford body, what all would be involved if anything. i am trying for a 95 ford and stuff a HO cummins with a 6 sp mannual. what all would be involved with this?
thanks
matt z
Lokks like a Cummins belongs there. I have seen this type of installation and it looks good. They install and sell everything you would need for the swap.....even the engine. Check them out! I would love to do this myself someday. I think they even took a brand new 06 and swapped in a Cummins....check it out!
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I'm not sure who, but someone on this forum has a 92 with a Cummins. He installed it himself with no expensive kits. The most expensive part of the kit is the transmission adaptor plate. The best way to go is a Dodge tranny. However, the mounts are the same and you need to move it back 3 inches
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Originally Posted by bigredtruckmi
Sounds like a monster of a project and $$$
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International did use a DT360 engine from about 1987 to 1994. Its just a scaled down version of the DT466, right down to the wet sleeves. It would probably be a much easier fit in a Ford pickup than the DT466 and can likely be gotten pretty cheaply from used school buses.
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there are guys in here who have even stuffed 3208 cats into the old body pick up with great looks and i'm sure you could pick up a small 4 banger cumapart to drop into it and have as great a result as one of our customers who did.
a old saying is "were the is a will there is a way", and the internet makes things much easier. adapter kits are out there to just this type of work.
a old saying is "were the is a will there is a way", and the internet makes things much easier. adapter kits are out there to just this type of work.
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Originally Posted by AndysFords
I'm not sure who, but someone on this forum has a 92 with a Cummins. He installed it himself with no expensive kits. The most expensive part of the kit is the transmission adaptor plate. The best way to go is a Dodge tranny. However, the mounts are the same and you need to move it back 3 inches
I took a 460 out and put a 92 Cummins in, using the Dodge trans as well, as my truck is 2wd. It's a bit more work if you are going from a Powerstroke to a Cummins, since the p-stroke doesn't have direct linkage for the throttle and such. A good site to check out the Cummins swap options is www.cummins-conversion.com, no kits or anything, the guy that set up the site was looking into the swaps, but many of the people posting have done the swap, or are exploring the option.
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Originally Posted by 79CEEJAY
Yea, check out this site. www.fordcummins.com
Lokks like a Cummins belongs there. I have seen this type of installation and it looks good. They install and sell everything you would need for the swap.....even the engine. Check them out! I would love to do this myself someday. I think they even took a brand new 06 and swapped in a Cummins....check it out!
Lokks like a Cummins belongs there. I have seen this type of installation and it looks good. They install and sell everything you would need for the swap.....even the engine. Check them out! I would love to do this myself someday. I think they even took a brand new 06 and swapped in a Cummins....check it out!
Very interesting site. A freind of mine around the block from me has a 3500 Ram and he loves that Cummin's. He has had quite a few Ram's with them.
One thing for sure is when he is driving down the street you would think that a class 8 was on the sidestreet!!!