Cummins 110 CSW Build
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aaronmorris
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I didn't buy a complete kit, only the adapter and made my own mounts.
If you're genuinely interested I can put you in touch. or I'm sure Defender110 could too!
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I wish I was putting a 6bt in mine but think it will be a 200tdi for now. I thought a website or shop for was selling the adapter kit. I might be looking for that kit in the future. What kinda money would a conversion cost roughly speaking? If you don't mind me asking..
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Nope, no website, just another cummins nutter who's doing them for others.
Cost will depend on how much you can do your self, plus everyone has different ways of doing things and no 2 are really the same.
I recon mine will be about £2200-2400 by the time I'm done and it's how I want it.
To be honest I didn't expect the costs to be that high, but when I added it up that's what it came too, I suppose all the 3/4 quid hose tails/adapters and the like all add up.
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It depends on the vehicle that the engine was destined for....
160-215 bhp as standard but very easily capable of 250bhp with very minor mods like the ones you would do to 300TDi etc without affecting it's longevity much
then there is
400-440 lb/ft of torque! Again with the above minor fueling mods 500+
All this whilst still getting 25-30 mpg
Only real issue is that they weigh 500Kg and will probably put the front of the car over weight!
I want one though
aaronmorris
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Enough
In standard form the ve pumped ones come in 130/150/160 bhp and the p-pumped ones 210 I think.
I suppose it depends on how far you want to go, standard internal or not.
They're a massive thing in the states and theirs plenty of 1000bhp cummins over their.
The truth is on standard internals it's more than enough for any lr, and more than enough to destroy the transmission
Can't remember exactly what they're good for on standard internals but 600bhp seems to ring true, and I was told as a general rule of thumb the torque is usually double the bhp.
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I'm really tempted..........
I have a 300TDi disco and a galvanised 110 chassis plus a few other bits and pieces and was going to get a galvanised bulkhead then strip the 300TDi disco to build up the chassis to a running chassis then buy a 110 that has rusty chassis and bulkhead to finish the project BUT the more I see of this the more I want to sell the 300TDi engine and buy a 6BT. Then build the same vehicle..... I could move as much as possible to the back to even out the weight...........
I have a 300TDi disco and a galvanised 110 chassis plus a few other bits and pieces and was going to get a galvanised bulkhead then strip the 300TDi disco to build up the chassis to a running chassis then buy a 110 that has rusty chassis and bulkhead to finish the project BUT the more I see of this the more I want to sell the 300TDi engine and buy a 6BT. Then build the same vehicle..... I could move as much as possible to the back to even out the weight...........
aaronmorris
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It depends on the vehicle that the engine was destined for....
160-215 bhp as standard but very easily capable of 250bhp with very minor mods like the ones you would do to 300TDi etc without affecting it's longevity much
then there is
400-440 lb/ft of torque! Again with the above minor fueling mods 500+
All this whilst still getting 25-30 mpg
Only real issue is that they weigh 500Kg and will probably put the front of the car over weight!
I want one though
Yeah, what he says anorl
I missed some of that. Can't wait for mine to be done
cowasaki
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Yeah, what he says anorl
Can't wait for mine to be done
Just a fuel pin for under a £100 and its 250bhp
aaronmorris
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Just a fuel pin for under a £100 and its 250bhp
Should be fun. Really can't wait. Just do it
A few of us nutters where talking about this the other day and engine prices are on the up!
It's never a good thing when people on ebay are putting in their listing 'Fits landrover defender'
So the breakers are onto it and now is the time to buy if you're going to do it.
Don't get me wrong the prices will go up but will have to come down when no one buys them, it's just a matter of how long the process takes.
So in short, buy what you can now
cowasaki
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Just do it
A few of us nutters where talking about this the other day and engine prices are on the up!
It's never a good thing when people on ebay are putting in their listing 'Fits landrover defender'
So the breakers are onto it and now is the time to buy if you're going to do it.
Don't get me wrong the prices will go up but will have to come down when no one buys them, it's just a matter of how long the process takes.
So in short, buy what you can now
It's also about finding a good one with all the necessary attachments and ancillaries.
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You're all mad, utter bonkers lol. I genuinely wouldn't know where to start.
To be truthful, I'd rather just buy the truck. Lol
To be truthful, I'd rather just buy the truck. Lol
cowasaki
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So would I but paying someone else to do the work I want would cost me an absolute fortune and I'd rather spend the money on other things. Once I've got the new building sorted it'll be great to work in the warm and dry and be able to leave jobs partly finished.
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Yeah I can't argue with that.
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haha, today, while out in 60mph winds and driving rain, trying to sort out the gear selector, i didn start to wish id never started this project, but then i started it up and that put a smile on my face
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haha, today, while out in 60mph winds and driving rain, trying to sort out the gear selector, i didn start to wish id never started this project, but then i started it up and that put a smile on my face
Haha my jealousy is immeasurable.
aaronmorris
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Very true, if I had any spare money and space I'd be buying another engine and box for a future project.
But I haven't and I can't even afford to finish this one.
Fancy building a cummins 130 dcpu in a few years, and I mean a good few years at that.
That is exactly what I need, sick of ****ing about in my little hovel not being able to move
God it would make life so much easier.
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Got the Gear Selector finished today (all sealed and finetuned after the pics were taken):
And heres a vid of it operating!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_OWKbwGqXc&list=UUdIaHUn6HVMmMjkOUu1GM-g
And heres a vid of it operating!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_OWKbwGqXc&list=UUdIaHUn6HVMmMjkOUu1GM-g
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very nice build, and i love the colour
