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Message: [QUOTE="Hotrodtractor, post: 440466, member: 25"] Its statements like this that confuse me a little bit. It take a good chunk of change to build a competition level truck - just slapping some parts on a Cummins doesn't even cut it in the 2.6 class around here. The going rate for a professionally built and engine dyno'd 2.6 Cummins engine with pump and turbo is $45,000 (Dyno'd on an engine dyno to the 1100-1150hp area) to be competitive in the Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky area. The cost should be roughly the same for a 7.3 - with the exception that it actually take longer to get the parts that are engine specific, perhaps marginally higher, but none the less on the same order of magnitude. [/QUOTE]

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