genesis27:3

Honda 300 atv, chevy, a polaris 6x6 ranger, and a outback, and occasionally a horse:-)

cubhunter

well here is my 93 dodge cummins diesel. 5spd 4x4 with 40 hp injectors, hx35w turbo,fuel screw turned up a round,with a straight pipe. 236,754 and counting.

Big Z

5.9s are bulletproof...cummins cain't be beat

cubhunter

you have that right we have 2 of them the 93 250 5.9 12 valve and a 2001 2500 5.9 24 valve.I also have an old 1989 dodge 250 with the 5.9 360 gas engine. the 93 covers everybody elses cars in smoke then go flyin by them. they the powerjokes and duramaxs.

Big Z

I was once in a chipped 7.3 f250. A kiddo messing around had his window down and had some choice words for us. A dose of exhaust filled his car shut 'er up. Gotta love rollin' smoke..

pheasantfanatic

For sure!!

mossberghunter93

Here is my 1995 GMC sierra C2500 It has 175k Just replaced the plugs and wires and it is really running good now.
crappy pic, too small

I might be buying a 1993 6.5l Chevy k2500 from my brother, I hope i do cause then i'll have that bonus power and 4x4

pheasantfanatic

You're probably better off with the gas engine for power, lol. The 6.5 isn't turbo'd, and the power sucks on them. The only real advantage would be that you would probably get better gas mileage

mossberghunter93

Well from my experience they seem to have more, but my v8 still doesnt have quite the power it should. I really want the 4x4 and better mileage not to mention it will probly last longer.

Big Z

Wouldn't go without 4wd myself, though your needs may vary. With old diesels comes poor cold weather startups without use of a block heater, and the need for more warmup time, though I do enjoy diesel..

Revive your old gasser. I use this in my vehicles. As guaranteed, I've noticed quite the change in power in each engine I've put it in, and some mileage increases too.
http://shop.advanceautoparts.com/wcs...1_pri_larg.jpg