Can you replace a 4.7 l with a 6.2 l?

Asked by justtwo Dec 05, 2014 at 05:13 PM about the 2002 Dodge Dakota Sport Club Cab 4WD

Question type: Car Customization

What would be needed to replace a 2002, 4.7l Dakota engine with a 6.2 l hemi?

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With enough time, tools and money you can. Not sure if the hemi would actually fit between the frame rails without modification.

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$15,000 is what would be required. That the price for the Hellcat 707 HP 6.2L hemi .and your drive-train would never stand up to that

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But it is certainly possible to put a hemi in a Dakota. I have seen several 5.7 installs documented on Dakota specific websites. There are rumors of 6.4 being done, but I don't know if it has actually been done. Your existing drivetrain could probably handle the 5.7. Start collecting money now.

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We are in the process of installing hellcat motor drive train into 2002 sxt dakota..have had to cut and widen the front. Bit..bit actually due the the flair on side of hood/qtr panel actually helped..will get pics after..

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'02 Hell of Dakota did you ever get that truck engine installed and running please send pics rpoe75@gmail.com

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