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04-19-2008, 10:16 PM
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I wish it was bigger!
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Re: would you buy your truck over again?
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You talkin about me? And wouldnt that mean i have to get a new rearend and beef up everything else?  Leveling Kit, 305/70/R16 |
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04-20-2008, 10:47 AM
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In your case a new truck would put you money ahead of a swap because yes you would need a tranny, t-case, and new front and rear driveline parts aswell as suspension.  Quote:
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04-24-2008, 06:25 PM
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Re: would you buy your truck over again?
Not that I know whats involved in the swap, but your driveline would hold up to a mostly stock cummins.
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05-06-2008, 04:08 PM
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lol, who would swap in a 12v in to anything and leave it stock, tho? I myself have thought about going with a 12valve in my truck, but that would require everything from the body down to be beefed (including the frame) a '92-'97 ford f-series is probably would I was swap a 12valve in to before I would an '88-'98 truck.
'94 Z-71
heads/cam/intake/LT's/locker '02 z-71 5.3/3.73/g80- 285's, no cats, single 3" aero chamber '95 Formula heads/cam/LT's/gear '92 Civic 4-door 5-speed,35mpg Tuned By: Bluecat KYHORSEPOWER.COM |
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05-06-2008, 07:47 PM
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Re: would you buy your truck over again?
i am in the process right now of putting a 12v cummins into my 88 cc dually. i am using a 94 cummins from the junk yard for $500. i am using a 4l80e that was behind a 93 6.5. the tranny is being beefed up by ati, the power glide people, cause my buddy works there. i am also using their tranny controller. i bought the adapter plate and flexplate and mounts from auto world.
i am installing a bag and 4 link setup from air ride technologies. i bought an all new interior from lmc. btw, the door panels are complete crap. i wouldve been better off painting and re carpeting my stock ones. its a big job, but itll be done...one day. thedieselgarage. com and coloradok5.com are great site to get you started if you are interested in this swap.
I need a longer driveway.
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05-13-2008, 11:44 AM
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IM MIKE D
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Re: would you buy your truck over again?
sounds like an awesome project gumbo, cant wait to see it done!
 03 GMC 2500 HD crew duramax, 6" full traction lift. 37/13.5/20 Toyo Open Country MT's, ATS E-Power tuner, AEM intake, Stage 3 allison 452 RWHP/755 TQ verified on superflo dyno, 7/19/08 (ATS level 10) and thanks to Chuggs for the sig! 
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05-13-2008, 03:35 PM
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Re: would you buy your truck over again?
not a d-max but not only would i buy my truck all over id be willing to pay twice as much i just love my chevy that much
1994 1500 4x4 6.5TD 4l80e np241 14 bolt yeeha
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