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That "bigger" turbo uses a nozzle ring to spool up what is otherwise too big of a turbo for this engine. The D is supposedly capable of the same boost.
I have a '53 Studebaker M35 and would like to add turnsignals. I have the obvious components: switch, flasher, and the modern tail lights but it appears that the main harness is different on the gas truck.
What do you recommend as easiest/ best?
Got it installed and running. It takes a few modifications.
1) I had to elongate the holes in the exhaust manifold and in the intake manifold to allow the intake to move further inward towards the head. I used allen head bolts in place of the exhaust manifold studs due to lack of room to get...
It can't have been cut that much; there'd be nothing left of the intake flanges. If you move the intake such that it is flush with the exhaust, the spot faced areas between the outer exhaust/intake ports line up perfectly. Looks to me like a bad copy or there are differences between the civvy...
I bought a new 302 gmc exhaust manifold from an online retailer to replace the dual exhaust on my 47 chevy pickup. Driveability is terrible without manifold heat. I mate the new exhaust and my old intake and the intake manifold is about an eighth of an inch back from the exhaust. I was told...
Sorry, but it doesn't work that way and you most certainly won't steer the vehicle left or right simply by pulling the column up or down. The truck from which I pulled the steering parts used a simple slip joint; nothing special. Whether the linear movement of the steering shaft is taken up...