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Connect Mar 23, 2004 06:37 AM

Mod'ing 96-97 ram
 
Hey, I just want to say first off I'm a die hard Dodge fan for life, first dodge was a 97 2500 cummins. My dream truck would be a 03-04 1500 shortbed reg cab with a HEMI (I saw someone with it while I was browsing the forum, lucky you ;))
But that is a little to expensive for me, so my plan is to purchase a well maintained 96-97 1500 extended cab with a 5.9 L engine. That is a great truck in itself but I want more from the engine. I've done my internet browsing and came up with a list of mod's I'd love to put on it. Definatley a flowmaster exhaust, chip/tune the computer and a k&n air intake. Tons of other mod's to the exterior/interior but why go into that. I'm here to talk about the engine. I want to supercharge it eventually if I get the money. Is all these mod's too much for a stock engine? The main question here is can I put a flowmaster exhaust system, chip/tune the computer, and put a supercharger on it without blowing up the truck.

dodgefreak Mar 23, 2004 02:50 PM

RE: Mod'ing 96-97 ram
 
Congrats on the Truck and to answer your questions...yes yes and yes! LOL

There are a lot of 5.9s running around out there with S/C on a stock block and bottom end. Depending on boost all you would need to worry about are the head gaskets.

Headers and exhaust will help alot too but shouldnt be required!

Connect Mar 24, 2004 12:22 AM

RE: Mod'ing 96-97 ram
 
I dont know alot about superchargers but the system I'd probably get is a vortech. http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/.../appguide.html

The website says Boost (PSIG) 7-8, is that too much for the stock, because I can just purchase some aftermarket head gaskets for not to much $.

Thanks,
Mike


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