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Old 10-06-2008, 12:57 AM   #11
mosesburb
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Re: The Story Of A Suburban (Lots Of Pics)

I used mounts from a 1st Gen Dodge. The mounts are simple, one stud on the top and one stud on the bottom. I would not encourage a Cummins swap due to the work, time and fabrication involved, but if I can do it, it is obviously not impossible. The oil pan is not too terribly deep. The front portion of the pan is only about one inch below the bottom of the block and it drops into a sump that is comparable to a SBC toward the back. If your stepside is a 2wd, the swap would be much easier as you can use the crossmember you already have.
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