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Cummins Conversion Tranny Questions
Hey guys, I will be doing a Cummins 12v conversion within the coming months and need your advise on what I should use for a tranny. The truck is and will be my daily driver. I tow pretty often, but nothing heavier than 7500 lbs. Truck has a 14" lift and 44" military tires (180 lbs each, lol). The Cummins will eventually get a set of twins but nothing too crazy, everything will be built with mileage in mind while still having the ability to mash the skinny and get a move on. The truck currently has the factory tranny in it but since I will have to buy an adapter plate and stand alone PCM, I could pretty much run any tranny. What do you guys think? There is a 5R110 for sale right now that kinda got me thinking, lol
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In the case of a cummins swap yes. But if you were putting it behind a 7.3 no it doesnt. If its going behind a 7.3 it just requires different programming
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