Salteen
01-09-2020, 12:10 PM
Ok so long story short I have a 1987 Dodge Power Ram 50 Custom. Its my first truck. It has the org. 2.6L with the electronic carb and all. Which is a good thing because I have a 1982 Power Ram 50 farm truck. It sat for 16 years and I got it running. I tore it down, new water pump, belts, timing chains, spark plugs and wires, new exhaust manifold and a Weber 38/38 synchronous carb, new valve springs, new lifters, and the high torque cams out the 87 (it has a 82 head on it).
My question is, can I take the 2.6 out the 82 and put it in the 87? The 82 uses a KM132 trans and the 87 a KM145 trans. Both are 4wd trucks.
Also are the torsion bars the same? I cant find part numbers to compare, so idk if they are the same. the one on the 87 is worn out and the one on the 82 is brand new.
1987 Dodge Power Ram 50: factory carb 2.6L 5 speed 4x4 camper top short bed 235/75/15 tires extra offset trimmed out in red
1982 Dodge Power Ram 50: factory carb 2.6L 5 speed 4x4 no bed floor long bed 215/75/15 tires trimmed in rust and grass
My question is, can I take the 2.6 out the 82 and put it in the 87? The 82 uses a KM132 trans and the 87 a KM145 trans. Both are 4wd trucks.
Also are the torsion bars the same? I cant find part numbers to compare, so idk if they are the same. the one on the 87 is worn out and the one on the 82 is brand new.
1987 Dodge Power Ram 50: factory carb 2.6L 5 speed 4x4 camper top short bed 235/75/15 tires extra offset trimmed out in red
1982 Dodge Power Ram 50: factory carb 2.6L 5 speed 4x4 no bed floor long bed 215/75/15 tires trimmed in rust and grass