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1997 Dodge Ram 1500 Ss/t Cummins on 2040-cars

Year:1997 Mileage:165000
Location:

Walla Walla, Washington, United States

Walla Walla, Washington, United States
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If you’ve wanted a half ton Cummins here is your chance, all work professionally done.

Selling my 97 Ram,This is a 1500 SS/T  it has a built twin turbo 12 valve Cummins with a built ATS 47re auto. I’ll start with the body, new paint with cowl hood and 2001 sport grill, bumper and headlights. The color is ford tungsten gray the code is off of a ford GT, paint and body work with the hood and sport parts was $6000. The bed is a Line-X spray in liner $400.The truck has 165 k on it but the only thing that hasn’t been replaced or rebuilt drive train wise is the rear end.

The interior has as you can see a roll bar, viper seats, billet B&M shifter and full auto meter gauges including pyrometer, fuel pressure, water temp, 3 boost gauges overall, drive pressure, and primary. It has a pioneer head unit with touch screen 2 rockford amps , a 10” pioneer sub and alpine separates in the doors.The stereo system was about  $1500

The engine has been completely rebuilt with the following:

ARP main studs 14mm =$225

ARP rod bolts =$175

Arp Head studs= $450

Mahle 286110 pistons and kit from Enterprise =$800

Hamilton head and valve train with custom porting o ringing and assembly =$4100

Hamilton 188 cam with bolt on retainer and tappets =$900

Adjustable pump gear from JD+$340

Benched 215 pump by DPE set a 400cc’s (will flow more with plate slid) =$700

Steed speed manifold=$700

Source auto’s twin kit with 64-70-13 stainless housing over 75-96-1.32 =$3500

Banks twin ram=$550

ATI super damper=$475

Billet aluminum front and side covers=$550

Mishimoto aluminum radiator=$675

BD intercooler=$1150

ATS 47re with triplelock converter, billet input shaft and supporting mods for this application=$4500

Air Dog 200 gph pump=$700

DDP stage 4 injectors=$1100

BD billet flex plate and arp bolts=$470

All machine work and balancing=$1800

Labor to assemble engine= $1000

Alternator,water pump, oil pump and cooler, belts hoses all new

Billet freeze plug plates side and rear of block=$130

Full 5” exhaust=$400

I am sure I am forgetting a few things but you get the idea pretty much everything you can do has been done for a reliable strong engine. I have between 500 and 600 miles since completed, this truck runs awesome! I get bored easy so its time for the next project, I will not give my truck away if I cant get what its worth I will keep it. I have over 40k into it, you fellow diesel junkies know how much it takes to build one of these.

The front end has been gone through most everything has been replaced shocks all around, ball joints, idler arm, steering arm, all tie rod ends and sleeves, new borgeson upgraded steering box, steering stabilizer, break pads, calipers, wheel bearings and races. Converted to single battery mounted in a drop down box on the frame. Installed a potentiometer in place of the tps. Installed a lock up switch on the floor.

 

Twin turbo Cummins 12 valve steed speed air dog ss/t

 

 

Dodge Ram 1500 for Sale

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