Ford Cummins Adapter Plates Zf5 Zf6 on 2040-parts.com
Roxbury, New York, United States
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I'm selling custom built adapter plates to mate your 12v or 24v Cummins to a Ford diesel zf5 or zf6 manual transmission..I build them out of 6061 aluminum, its very strong and can take the heat. I've build many of these locally I run three of them in my own trucks for work.. Each one is fitted before it leaves the shop to make sure it is perfect and starter clearance is perfect.. I use a starter spacer instead of a crank spacer, which comes with this plate, everything is drilled and tapped, you can use the dodge starter or the 6.0l starter, just let us know when buying and please specify what your transmission is and if you have a zf6 please let us know if it is 6.0l 6speed or the 7.3l 6speed. Any questions call 6072019443
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