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Looking for someone with a 2-135 cummins conversion

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03-13-2008 07:04:35




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I'm currently working on my 2-135 Cummins conversion project and am trying to figure out how the exhaust should route from the turbo. I have the front exhaust turbo set up and best I can figure is the commercially available kit uses a series of elbows and fittings to get the exhaust to the existing hole in the hood. Any insight would be greatly appreciated.

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Shep Va

03-13-2008 12:34:26




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 Re: Looking for someone with a 2-135 cummins conversion in reply to e, 03-13-2008 07:04:35  
Most of the conversions I do require making another hole in the hood for either the air intake or the exhaust. It is very difficult to get both to come out the existing holes, but it can be done with the correct exhaust parts and enough patience. I typically get one of the two to use an existing hole and have to drill a 4 inch hole in the hood with a hole saw for the other one. I guess I am too lazy to route the exhaust to make it come out the existing hole. I also dont like sending the exhaust pipe over top of the valve cover of the engine, it tends to get the top of the engine hot and cause valve cover gasket failure at times.

Good luck and post some pictures when you are done.

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Shep Va

03-13-2008 12:34:16




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 Re: Looking for someone with a 2-135 cummins conversion in reply to e, 03-13-2008 07:04:35  
Most of the conversions I do require making another hole in the hood for either the air intake or the exhaust. It is very difficult to get both to come out the existing holes, but it can be done with the correct exhaust parts and enough patience. I typically get one of the two to use an existing hole and have to drill a 4 inch hole in the hood with a hole saw for the other one. I guess I am too lazy to route the exhaust to make it come out the existing hole. I also dont like sending the exhaust pipe over top of the valve cover of the engine, it tends to get the top of the engine hot and cause valve cover gasket failure at times.

Good luck and post some pictures when you are done.

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