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Old 02-09-2011, 05:42 AM
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powerstroke bronco swap!

well i'm looking to remove the 5.0 in my 95 bronco and put a 7.3 powerstroke in it's place. is there anything i need to know before taking on this project. comp, tranny, stuff like that? thanks
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Old 02-09-2011, 07:57 AM
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well i'm looking to remove the 5.0 in my 95 bronco and put a 7.3 powerstroke in it's place. is there anything i need to know before taking on this project. comp, tranny, stuff like that? thanks
You're going to want an entire 7.3 drive line donor to do this project. Front and rear axles, driveshafts (need to be cut to length), Transmission, Transfer case....

Best of luck. You are a far more ambitious man than I.
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Old 02-09-2011, 08:14 AM
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You're going to want an entire 7.3 drive line donor to do this project. Front and rear axles, driveshafts (need to be cut to length), Transmission, Transfer case....
X2...........
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that makes sense. i have been told that by a couple of people. the donor is a 97 obs. this should work fine right? thanks again.
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don't forget the springs because of the weight. Also will need the fuel tanks, pumps, electrics, guages, etc.
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Personally, I would go for a 4 cylinder Cummins conversion. The weight of the engine, output power, and torque lend themselves to using the existing drive line.

Problem is, those motors are rare specifically because they're such good candidates for short wheelbase SUV conversion projects.
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