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Old 01-08-2016, 01:49 PM   #1
Luther Grimace
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Re: Swapping a 69 Chevy body onto a 97 Cummings chassis

Awesome project. You will have a stout truck that drives like a late model Dodge. I did a Chevy cab swap onto a Cummins frame. Link is in my sig. I'm not sure if it will help you because I used a 55 Chevy and a First Gen Cummins truck.

Dieselwrencher may know more about this than I do on a P pump truck but I don't run a fan at all, mechanical or electric. This freed up a lot of room for me. Mine is also a VE pumped engine though. The P pump can put out a lot more fuel which would relate to heat.

Also, I reused the Cummins truck radiator support. This saved time mounting the radiator and intercooler.

If I had to do it again I would try to get by without the intercooler. It was a ton of work to make it fit. Including cutting the firewall and sectioning a wheelbarrow in.
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