V10 in a 1947 dodge truck

I have a 1947 dodge truck that I have been running with a 318 and 904, Dakota front clip. I have a chance to buy a 1997 ram 4x4 with a V10. So what I need to know is will the V10 bolt up to the 904? Will the 904 handle the V10? Is the V10 internally or externally balanced?Does any one make a manifold to carb the V10, What about ign?

no, no, dunno, no and maybe if you want to partially engineer your own (google megasquirt)

I don't know, but that would be one cool ride!

904 don't bolt up. It would need serious mods to hold the power if you found a way to adapt it. To run a carb you would need a custom sheet meatl one made. For ignition the only carbed one I ever saw had (I think)two 5 cylinder audi distributers modified to fire the ten plugs, driven off the crank with some sort of fancy custom drive set up.

Well thanks for all the info,Any body need a V10?

the 904 you have wont bolt up and isnt strong enough anyway----however there are built 904 running behind built 426 hemi drag cars running 1000hp up----the V10 shares a bellhousing with the cummins motor---best bet would be to find a 2 wheel drive 1994 v10 one----and there is a guy on this site that builds custom looms for the efi motors---think he might even be able to flash the computers---bob