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    Default custom engine swap harnesses - hemi, cummins, et. al.

    another lead from the Jeep show this weekend that i picked up was a guy who does CUSTOM wiring harnesses. his current ones are centered around the 5.7/6.1 Hemi's... but I did talk to him about a cummins' harness (both 4bbt and 6bbt)... as well as a custom body/cab harness in both 12v and 24v.

    not sure on cost yet... and what he would need from "us" would be a detailed wiring diagram as well as dimensions of the truck for lengths of wire.


    oh yeah... and i talked to a guy that does custom dash's too. hahaha. it was a busty weekend

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    Quote Originally Posted by pamuddyjeep View Post


    it was a busty weekend
    That's never a bad thing....how did you concentrate on the Jeeps though?
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    You went to the York town show and did not come over to the United Four Wheel Drive both and say hello?

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    Quote Originally Posted by randyscycle View Post
    That's never a bad thing....how did you concentrate on the Jeeps though?
    hahaha... typo's.

    Quote Originally Posted by jeepcj View Post
    You went to the York town show and did not come over to the United Four Wheel Drive both and say hello?
    I had my own booth to run. And if I wasn't there I was out pressing flesh or drooling over that M725 - and the only reason I got to talk to them is because they have a team in the one rock-crawl series I am shooting pictures for.

    Didn't even know you guys were there. Had I known I would have stopped by

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    Wow, talk about a thread from the past.

    Just realized you guys were talking about me and the rest of the PRR crew. I don't remember talking to anyone there about doing harnesses though, granted we had several people working the booth that year.

    Not really in the business to 'sell' harnesses anymore, but if someone needs a hand getting a late model engine running in an old truck feel free to bug me.

    At this point I've done 2 buggies with late model Chevy stuff in them and the 5.7 in the 725.

    Cummins, well pre 24 valve, should be stupid simple to get running.

    newer Chrysler CANBus stuff, well that takes a little more creativity.

    Jason

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    Yeah the 12 valve ve pump Cummins only require 12v to a fuel solenoid, same for p7100 pump 12 valve. The 24 valves can be ran with three 12v ignition on wires.

    Now common rails...... thats where pre made harnesses are needed. Good info especially since the 5.7 hemi's are becomming readily available for swaps

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