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mightyram50.net • View topic - fwd head vs. rwd head

fwd head vs. rwd head

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fwd head vs. rwd head

by ram50rt » Mon Aug 03, 2009 9:00 am

what is the differences between a rwd 2.6 head and a fwd 2.6 head. from what i saw (quite a while ago), the main difference is the water pump location. i guess the point im trying to make is will a fwd head work on my ram 50? if so, what modifications are required?

ram50rt

Re: fwd head vs. rwd head

by TurboMax » Mon Aug 03, 2009 1:22 pm

The head should bolt on with out any problems. The fwd cam sticks out though, so just swap out the cams and seals.-

My 2.6 turbo swap
http://home.fuse.net/remo/2.6_turbo_swap.pdf

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Re: fwd head vs. rwd head

by niftyd50881 » Tue Aug 04, 2009 4:02 pm

is this true for say a newer 2.4(like fwd onto 97-99 rwd) also?
im considering picking up something if its still around that night need one.

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