Cummins Conversion anyone?
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Cummins Conversion anyone?
Crusing my local Craigslist and found this little number about an 1hr away
Ford F-250 Cummins Diesel
Anyone?
Ford F-250 Cummins Diesel
Anyone?
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Ok, granted, it might be a good deal as its priced, but here are my thoughts:
Going de-stroked is sort of like a status symbol. Maybe status symbol is the wrong way of looking at it. What I mean to say is, guys de-stroke when they've reached the pinnacle of possible advancements to their powerstroke. They put a lot of time, effort, money, blood, sweat and tears into those conversions. People do this for obvious reasons, and the attention that comes with it is kind of a perk.
I was at Black Magic Performance today, and some fool is going to pay them a giant chunk of cash to put a Cummins in his F250.
I think its a copout to BUY a Cummins converted truck. I think anyone that has one should do it him/herself.
Going de-stroked is sort of like a status symbol. Maybe status symbol is the wrong way of looking at it. What I mean to say is, guys de-stroke when they've reached the pinnacle of possible advancements to their powerstroke. They put a lot of time, effort, money, blood, sweat and tears into those conversions. People do this for obvious reasons, and the attention that comes with it is kind of a perk.
I was at Black Magic Performance today, and some fool is going to pay them a giant chunk of cash to put a Cummins in his F250.
I think its a copout to BUY a Cummins converted truck. I think anyone that has one should do it him/herself.
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