WhiteExpress
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Judging by the rust issues of all previous generation Rams... lol
Cummins swap
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Judging by the rust issues of all previous generation Rams... lol
dripley
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Badger
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I want on the list.
Mopar1973Man
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Well as for the Cummins swap just make sure to get all the match computers and wiring for that engine (PCM and ECM).
I don't knock the idea of adding power to the truck but there seems to be a bell curve between longevity and failures... I would say 400-500 HP is a good range to consider without needing a huge amount of mods to the rest of the truck.
I don't knock the idea of adding power to the truck but there seems to be a bell curve between longevity and failures... I would say 400-500 HP is a good range to consider without needing a huge amount of mods to the rest of the truck.
