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Old 10-12-2007, 10:08 AM
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'94 big block engine swap ??

I've got a '94 2500 with over 200K miles that I use to tow with.
I've rebuilt the rear end and just had the tranny rebuilt, but it's already acting up. I know it's under warranty, and I'll be taking it back for service.
But, I just found a '74 Dodge down the street with a 440/727 for $1500 that runs strong.
SOooo, my question is what would it take to transplant this engine/tranny into my '94 Ram? Has anyone ever attemted this swap? I'd been thinking for a while that I'd like to find a 383 for my truck, but seeing how the one down the street just showed up, it's got me thinking hard.

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Old 10-22-2007, 04:38 AM
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Re: Engine swap ??

http://www.woodalls.com/cforum/index...pging/1/page/1

Read that thread, then get in contact with that guy if you can, he could probably tell ya more about the logistics of it.
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