[imelmo]

So not counting the cost of the motor itself, what's the price for all the parts necessary for the conversion and approximate labor cost to install a common rail Cummins?

 

[Aljay]

So not counting the cost of the motor itself, what's the price for all the parts necessary for the conversion and approximate labor cost to install a common rail Cummins?

I think my bud said 3500 .

 

[AlanB]

depends on what you get with your cr motor, if it's complete and you do the install under 4k.

 

[Dockboy]

depends on what you get with your cr motor, if it's complete and you do the install under 4k.

If you do it yourself Alanoke:

Danny, add about 3-4k to that if you want to pay someone to do it.

 

[Redfish]

quitter !!!








someone here sells the kits I think.

 

[imelmo]

Lol, no, only if I blow this one up.

 

[bluetech151]

Hey this a Louisiana bro truck are a dime a dozen round here buy a dodge it will cost $8000 to $12,000

 

[DarkShadowDiesel]

Lol, no, only if I blow this one up.

:doh:
can't say i blame you though!!!!

 

[bluetech151]

buy one of those 7.3 race blocks

 

[bean]

Adapter plates and controllers needed about 3k or so.

Labor will vary but will be anywhere from 4-6k.

 

[cowboy_dan]

Talk to Bean. His white dually is really lookin' good.

 

[Aljay]

Lol, no, only if I blow this one up.

It is real tempting. Cummins is an easy motor to work with.

 

[Cat_Rebel]

It is real tempting. Cummins is an easy motor to work with.

So easy in fact I even think that Aljay or myself could work on one! :hehe:
Actually I did spend about a month under the hood of my old 95 12v Cummins so I know a little about em.

 

[Aljay]

So easy in fact I even think that Aljay or myself could work on one! :hehe:
Actually I did spend about a month under the hood of my old 95 12v Cummins so I know a little about em.

Hell as long as I have access to a DRB it can be done.