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Message: [QUOTE="Renegade7.3, post: 582540, member: 9912"] With the time and money required to do these swaps. And I don't care if you get a whole engine for free. Its be better to rebuild your 7.3. So your gonna put a possibly whipped Cummins in place of a whipped 7.3? You should rebuild the Cummins before you put it in anyway. It'd be a shame to do all the work to find the engine is toasted. Then again rebuild your 7.3 and keep all your goodies you have on it and you'll still be less in it than a Cummins swap with a rebuild on it and the performance goodies you have to buy for it. I know I sound like a complete dick but I'm trying to get you to think into this before you go diving head first. You can't do a whole swap in a weekend. Can you afford to have your truck down for a minimum of 2 months or more? You can do anything you want, as long as you don't break rule #1 [/QUOTE]

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