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ive got a 1951 panel that we use for deliveries here in vegas and am going to pull the small block out and install a 5.9 cummins out of a dodge pickup allready have the adapters for the 700r4 i have in it now will up date more when this one gets started as i have a 6400 im doing also and have to wait till its done to tear this one apart

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very interesting project! Should be a cruiser for sure. smile Please post pics when you get a chance. Oh, and I see you are fairly new to the 'bolt. Welcome!! wave There's lots of great people and info in here. Looking forward to hearing more, and yeah, seeing the pics.

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That transmission is going to need some help.

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You'll need to do some major beefing-up on the front suspension to carry the weight of the Cummins engine, and the transmission will need to be built up to Corvette specifications, including changing to the deep-capacity overdrive clutch drum to handle the torque of that engine.
Jerry


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here in manteca there is a highly modified 34 f/// pickup with a cumming eng&allison trans.nothing stock on the truck,everything is custom built...

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You should also join this forum if you haven't already.

http://www.4btswaps.com

The best site for Diesel conversion info of all makes and brands.

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•1948 Chevrolet 6400 - Detroit Diesel 4-53T - Roadranger 10 speed overdrive - 4 wheel disc brakes
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trans was built before it was installed with this in mind it currently has a 400 small block in it now and its only a 160 horse 5.9 with no plans to mod it as once this truck is completed it is going to washington dc when we open up our new store


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