12 valve or 24 valve with p-pump
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12 valve or 24 valve with p-pump
I was wondering which trck would be the best to go with 1997 long bed 5 speed or 98 24v 5 speed If i got the 24valve i would want a p-pump cause of past prob with my old truck or some advice on what i could to with the vp44
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no question i would go with the 12 valve '97...5 speed...thats pretty much the perfect truck there ....i like the rattle of the 24 valve but im scared of the vp44
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Between those options, definately the 12V. A 98.5 24V would probably have a 53 block
. And changing the 24V to a p-pump costs lots of money and is a pain in the........well, you get the idea.
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Originally Posted by WildBill
Between those options, definately the 12V. A 98.5 24V would probably have a 53 block
. And changing the 24V to a p-pump costs lots of money and is a pain in the........well, you get the idea.
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I love my p-pumped 24v
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Originally Posted by cummnz4x4pwr
It's not that expensive and really not that complicated either...I did mine for about 1600 and took me 2 days. and guess what the 98 12v that I bought to get the parts off of HAD A 53 BLOCK. It's not just a 24v thing....
its a cummins 97-01 thing
I love my p-pumped 24v
jake
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I love my p-pumped 24v
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Originally Posted by cummnz4x4pwr
It's not that expensive and really not that complicated either...I did mine for about 1600 and took me 2 days. and guess what the 98 12v that I bought to get the parts off of HAD A 53 BLOCK. It's not just a 24v thing....
its a cummins 97-01 thing
I love my p-pumped 24v
jake
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I love my p-pumped 24v
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Originally Posted by 12valve
yep my 98 12 valve has a 53 block too, but from what i read, only the 24 valves have problems with it!
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If it doesnt have the 53 block then I would definitley go with a p-pumped 24v. I truely think that a greater hp can be achieved with this combo rather than a 12v, just for the simple fact that you have twice the valves so you can let that much more are in and exhaust out. just my .02
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I would run a 12v or a p-pump 24v. If you go the VP route your gonna need the ECM and all the electronics sensors. A P-pump engine is so much easier installation with a stick truck.
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I just put a new lift pump and vp-44 in my 2000 24v 5-speed, they put the lift pump in the fuel tank...said that should take care of any problems...we'll see
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