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Has anyone tried to put a 8.3 motor into a deuce? If not, whats the problem, If so what to do? Thanks
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Can a 8.3 Cummins go into a deuce?
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I don't think you'll find much info here about Cummings engines.
I haven't looked into fitting an 8.3 in a deuce myself, but I've seen several good threads on the subject. Just search "8.3 Cummins in a deuce". Here's a good thread: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?98623-Deuce-re-power-with-Cummins-8-3-from-931A2/page2
I haven't looked into fitting an 8.3 in a deuce myself, but I've seen several good threads on the subject. Just search "8.3 Cummins in a deuce". Here's a good thread: http://www.steelsoldiers.com/showthread.php?98623-Deuce-re-power-with-Cummins-8-3-from-931A2/page2
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I put a Cummins 5.9L in my deuce and love it!
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No "G" no "G" for the love of God, no "G"
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It will never stop.
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Fixed the title.
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yes it can be done
see pictures https://www.easternsurplus.net/Gallery/galleryDetails?title=M35A2-Turbo-Diesel-Conversion
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Isn't a 5.9 about the same as a 8.3? (Yes, I know there are differences but I'm talking size.)
If that is the case then yes, it would be a tight fit like a 5.9.
And Deuce is spelled Deuce, not duece. And yes to Pat, there is no G in Cummins.
If that is the case then yes, it would be a tight fit like a 5.9.
And Deuce is spelled Deuce, not duece. And yes to Pat, there is no G in Cummins.
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How about an 8.2 Detroit fuel pincher V-8? We ran these engines in our deuces up here in Canada. Instead of a manual shift tranny, we had Allison MT643 automatics behind them.
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From my understanding, the GM 8.2 isn't the greatest engine. I think they had a lot of head and head gasket problems. Having said that, my Uncle has one in a C60 he uses on the farm that hasn't gave him any trouble but it only sees light use.
I wouldn't be apposed to dropping one in a deuce but it would be close to my last choice compared to all the other medium duty diesels available.
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The 8.3 looks quite a bit bigger than the 6.7, which is similar to the 5.9.Isn't a 5.9 about the same as a 8.3? (Yes, I know there are differences but I'm talking size.)
If that is the case then yes, it would be a tight fit like a 5.9.
And Deuce is spelled Deuce, not duece. And yes to Pat, there is no G in Cummins.
That being said, I had a guy buy an 8.3 from me and cram it into a dodge truck....