Advice: swapping a 1998 12v with a 1999 24v
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Just curious, what all would be involved with this project. I'm swapping out a 1998 5.9 12v with a 1999 5.9 24v from bus. Give me some advice and pointers if you guys dont mind.... PCM, Pump, harness???? What all is universal and what all will i have to swap or replace to be a successful build?? Thanks guys!!
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24v's have a vacuum pump.
If it's the same guy that posted on cumminsforum, one of the trucks is 4x4 and the other is not. he wants to build the 4x4 into a race truck and the 2wd as a daily driver... I forget which is which but it sounded like he wanted the 24v to race with? don't really see the point in the swap when a 12v can be built up just the same as a 24v... hell put a race head on it if you're really worried about flow from the valves...
the most powerful performance v8 piston engines in the world only use 2 valves per cylinder... and those are the 10,000hp top fuel dragsters...
If it's the same guy that posted on cumminsforum, one of the trucks is 4x4 and the other is not. he wants to build the 4x4 into a race truck and the 2wd as a daily driver... I forget which is which but it sounded like he wanted the 24v to race with? don't really see the point in the swap when a 12v can be built up just the same as a 24v... hell put a race head on it if you're really worried about flow from the valves...
the most powerful performance v8 piston engines in the world only use 2 valves per cylinder... and those are the 10,000hp top fuel dragsters...