91.5 W250 resto
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91.5 W250 resto
Hi all,
First Cummins (not my first Mopar though) - work started on it last year.
Started with blasting, powder coating the frame after checking the alignment -
Every body panel was either replaced, or patched & straightened -
Since the motor had just 88k miles on it, just some minor valve adjustment, and a few fresh gaskets/seals, along with checking bearing clearances -
New floor panels, roof skin & reworked rain gutters, then everything primered/sanded multiple times, and sprayed with Eastwood's SubLime urethane enamel + top coat clear -
Interior was restored, bombed and all connections cleaned & Ox-Garded -
New carpets, door membranes, panels, interior trim & seat reupholstered -
First Cummins (not my first Mopar though) - work started on it last year.
Started with blasting, powder coating the frame after checking the alignment -
Every body panel was either replaced, or patched & straightened -
Since the motor had just 88k miles on it, just some minor valve adjustment, and a few fresh gaskets/seals, along with checking bearing clearances -
New floor panels, roof skin & reworked rain gutters, then everything primered/sanded multiple times, and sprayed with Eastwood's SubLime urethane enamel + top coat clear -
Interior was restored, bombed and all connections cleaned & Ox-Garded -
New carpets, door membranes, panels, interior trim & seat reupholstered -
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part 2
All braking components the transfer case & axles were rebuilt with NOS parts (OK, the front pads are PFC carbon metallic)
Spicer Life U-joints all around after balancing the driveshafts. NOS springs & mounting hardware went on next.
The tranny was rebuilt with Red Eagle/Kolene & a slightly tighter converter. A Transgo shift kit was installed, and the system refilled with Amsoil's Synthetic ATF.
Motor was run on some decade old Amsoil 15W40 and a Fleetguard filter for a while, then drained & refilled with Amsoil HDD 5W-30 & an EaO filter.
Diffs & NP205 got fills of Severe Gear 75W90, and the cooling system got a Cummins double jiggle pin stat + Mopar HOAT in an NOS radiator, with a factory clutch & fan.
Dayco tensioner assembly + Dayco Gold Belt went on next - I see I will spend more time with a 1/2" drive on this motor.
Bilsteins all around -
Homebrew bedliner - 6 spray cans of rubberized gravel guard -
5 year old Interstate gave up this winter, so a 1150cca Odyssey went in with ring terminals all around -
Some bling went on when I was salvaging the parts bins for my 81 W150 -
Gotta break up the 6 acres of SubLime -
Not many mods so far - just a wastegated 14cm housing with a Banks BHA; used brake line routed along the firewall to plumb into the drivers side intake -
It's been my daily driver since Christmas, liking it so far.
Going to install gauges as I'm curious what it runs at before I start fueling it.
All braking components the transfer case & axles were rebuilt with NOS parts (OK, the front pads are PFC carbon metallic)
Spicer Life U-joints all around after balancing the driveshafts. NOS springs & mounting hardware went on next.
The tranny was rebuilt with Red Eagle/Kolene & a slightly tighter converter. A Transgo shift kit was installed, and the system refilled with Amsoil's Synthetic ATF.
Motor was run on some decade old Amsoil 15W40 and a Fleetguard filter for a while, then drained & refilled with Amsoil HDD 5W-30 & an EaO filter.
Diffs & NP205 got fills of Severe Gear 75W90, and the cooling system got a Cummins double jiggle pin stat + Mopar HOAT in an NOS radiator, with a factory clutch & fan.
Dayco tensioner assembly + Dayco Gold Belt went on next - I see I will spend more time with a 1/2" drive on this motor.
Bilsteins all around -
Homebrew bedliner - 6 spray cans of rubberized gravel guard -
5 year old Interstate gave up this winter, so a 1150cca Odyssey went in with ring terminals all around -
Some bling went on when I was salvaging the parts bins for my 81 W150 -
Gotta break up the 6 acres of SubLime -
Not many mods so far - just a wastegated 14cm housing with a Banks BHA; used brake line routed along the firewall to plumb into the drivers side intake -
It's been my daily driver since Christmas, liking it so far.
Going to install gauges as I'm curious what it runs at before I start fueling it.
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