Cummins 6cy Conversion?

[SmokinV10]

I've seen the 4Cy Cummins conversions from Bruiser, but this is the first 6cyl conversation I have seen. Why aren't these more popular?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Jeep-Wrangl...3959fb972&item=221553604978&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

 

[ridg3runner]

Do they have a Layaway Program?

 

[Oregonjeeper]

There a few things i would change but thats pretty sick....:thumb:


http://rollin-coal.tumblr.com/post/46852342739/project-rattle-trap-11-martin-barkey-racing 5.9 in rattle trap

 

[bkac]

The Cummins 4bt is a much better, lighter choice. The 6cyl is really heavy and long for a JK. Quite overkill in my opinion.

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[Oregonjeeper]

The Cummins 4bt is a much better, lighter choice. The 6cyl is really heavy and long for a JK. Quite overkill in my opinion.

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Why did you sell yours?? Was it just to uncomfortable??

 

[SmokinV10]

The Cummins 4bt is a much better, lighter choice. The 6cyl is really heavy and long for a JK. Quite overkill in my opinion.

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the 6cyl has 1000ft-lbs!!! Theres no such thing has too much HP (unless you can't cool the thing).

 

[bkac]

the 6cyl has 1000ft-lbs!!!

Exactly, do you really need that in a JK? You can get 650+ out off a 4bt.
Idk...
It's pretty Badass though.

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[Oregonjeeper]

the 6cyl has 1000ft-lbs!!!

that's alot of power..You would be rolling coal with that jeep for sure :beer:

 

[Dune Crawler]

They sold it to someone in the Dominican republic




-Nicco

 

[Oregonjeeper]

They sold it to someone in the Dominican republic
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-Nicco

Yeah Rattle trap ....:thumb:.. there is a video they walk you around the whole jeep show you all the mods done on it ..Its pretty crazy all the stuff they did to that.. very much a rich mans toy

link here
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EH4iuWkSvY

 

[bkac]

Do they have a Layaway Program?

Same as Northridge, 3 months w/25% down. 20% restocking fee if you bail or go broke before paying it off...
Oh and no warranty. I couldn't imagine trying to get a part from the local auto parts store for something you didn't build yourself.

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[Oregonjeeper]

Same as Northridge, 3 months w/25% down. 20% restocking fee if you bail or go broke before paying it off...
Oh and no warranty. I couldn't imagine trying to get a part from the local auto parts store for something you didn't build yourself.

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:thinking: so you are saying napa cant help me???? :cheesy:

 

[ridg3runner]

:thinking: so you are saying napa cant help me???? :cheesy:

Whatever you do, don't go into PepBoys in Fresno and ask for a Grease Zirk. They'll look at you like you've got 3 heads

 

[Oregonjeeper]

Whatever you do, don't go into PepBoys in Fresno and ask for a Grease Zirk. They'll look at you like you've got 3 heads

Just ask them for this... Lol

It's funny how some many parts houses don't know a thing about parts

 

[CharlieK]

A buddy of mine has an 07 with the bruiser conversion, it's an absolute BEAST.

 

[trailless]

A buddy of mine has an 07 with the bruiser conversion, it's an absolute BEAST.

What did he have to do to get it street legal? I can't imagine it being an easy process.

 

[MR.Ty]

What did he have to do to get it street legal? I can't imagine it being an easy process.

To say that FL doesn't care about what you do to your vehicle maybe a bit of an exaggeration... but they dont care. Lol

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[Sharkey]

Not much I like about that build, seriously.

 

[SmokinV10]

Not much I like about that build, seriously.

I just like the engine conversion.

 

[GCM 2]

Not much I like about that build, seriously.

I love diesels when they are in a truck designed to tow something......but a diesel on the trail, never. Nothing like smelling diesel exhaust and listening to marbles in can all day long. I have wheeled a ton of diesel powered vehicles offered over the last 30 years of my career, and I have yet to drive any diesel that I would take over a gas motor in any serious built offroad rig.