2wd chevy van lifted 15" Cummins Turbo Diesel power

[Mr1974van]

when i bought the van it Registered as a Commercial Vehicle the fee where $260
i install 4 Captain's Chair and a bench seats now is Registered as a sportsvan the fee drop
to $160 i changed from gas to diesel no smog test

[jage]

We not only have to emissions our Diesels here, we have to do it annually instead of bi-annually for gassers.

[Mr1974van]

texas longhorn

[SteveInLA]

Of course your next accessory has to be this, if it isn't there already (WARNING! NSFW-ish)

[chromekid01]

Ok I have a B250 dodge van and I would love to know how to do a similar lift and nobody seems to be able to help me I already know the ram truck stuff id different but still want the lift....any ideas?

[jage]

Read my response to your other thread. Also, I think eventually you'll have to buy fit and/or fabricate, or be willing to do so or pay someone to do it. I'm one to talk, I bought an 8" lift for my Cherokee that never fit because the tranny mount for my year was in the wrong place. It sat in my garage for 4 years and I eventually put it on a Comanche, which required some mods, but not as much as would have been for the Cherokee.

[supermoo]

So back to the big point, how hard is it to put a Cummins into one of the vans? Would the 6bt (I think that is one of the newer Cummins engines) fit into the Econoline chassis? Anyone try this?

[Mr1974van]

started workig on 4 link on the van with ford 9" 373 gears

[Mr1974van]

Originally Posted by supermoo

So back to the big point, how hard is it to put a Cummins into one of the vans? Would the 6bt (I think that is one of the newer Cummins engines) fit into the Econoline chassis? Anyone try this?

i just finish installing a 4bt cummins with turbo 400 in to a ford van e350. it was a lot of work i think the owner is going to start topic

[BIGVANS]

What about upgrading to disc brakes?