Ford to 12V conversion

Ironman03R

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Can anyone tell me of a company that makes an adaptor for a Cummins to a Ford E4oD other than Fordcummins.com? Is it possible to make my torque converter work with the Dodge flexplate or am I gonna have to spend the 1200 for a custom one?
I can handle making the motor mounts, and all the brackets. Is there anything else that I'm gonna run into that I'm not thinking of?
 

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There are some diesel shops down around Columbus Indiana that offer swaps, might try checking some yellow pages and contact some. I seen at a dyno day a few years ago in Indy a truck they did for a kid and I know from talking with him that he had it done at a local shop.
 

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Thanks guys, I'm not really looking to have a shop do a conversion for me when I'm able to do it myself. I'm just looking at options right now, truck is paid for and I have a lot of money in the trans and other things so I dont wana start over. Its not that I dont like the dodge trucks, I need a crew cab. And I like to be different.cookoo
 

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