The GMC CCKW

Few pics of adapters:




And the H-motor.....

Great idea if you want reliability and economy but a friend of mine install a diesel engine which was fantastic but he had problems with stock Gmc clutch's.... Dont forget the extra Torque a diesel produces. !!!!! he went through 4 complete clutch's so beware!!!!!!!! .
Not just that it sounded like a tractor....

If you make, or can adapt a 6 bolt 50's 270 flywheel, you can use a 1974 Corvette clutch. That is what I have behind my 302. You need a flat flywheel

KEVINABR wrote:Great idea if you want reliability and economy but a friend of mine install a diesel engine which was fantastic but he had problems with stock Gmc clutch's.... Dont forget the extra Torque a diesel produces. !!!!! he went through 4 complete clutch's so beware!!!!!!!! .
Not just that it sounded like a tractor....

What diesel engine is in your friends truck?

Hi My friend had installed a perkins which i believe is from a (british)1990 ish Dodge 50 truck as bell housing fitted straight on to it, He has sold it so unable to take pics but he did say he would have installed a Mitsubishi or similar. He had fantastic pulling power where the stock engine run out of steam.. Have seen your video and that looks very impressive and very nice job you have done

Any updates to this conversion ?

Put a DETROIT and ALLISON in no problem.
bluebell21.