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Re: Dodge slant 6 installing instructions
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Posted by JDK on August 24, 2002 at 16:09:56 from (207.230.218.90):
In Reply to: Dodge slant 6 installing instructions posted by Bill on August 24, 2002 at 08:03:17:
Its is going to be a lenghthy and difficult task.
Does your 6 have a clutch and tranny?The donor tractor will have to be one which has a full frame,not one which uses it's existing engine and tranny case as its frame.Hopefully you can find a donor tractor with an open driveline.not a tranny axle combo casting.You will be putting 100+ hp into a rearend/gears designed for 25-40hp.Your engine developes almost twice the RPMs of a tractor engine.Suggest attending some shows/pulls and looking at custom tractors before starting such a project.Have seen several conversions with I-6s,V8s into Massey Harris tractors,seems to be a good base to start from......Good Luck.
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