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Great! Keep going guys! I would like to here everything thats out there. I've been a mechanic and many other things for well over 30 years! That does not mean I have all the answers. I'm new...ish to the military tweaks. There is always the person who did something remarkable! We all need...
Qwest for POWER!
My point of reference is when I went to a tractor pull and these guys had OLD John Deer and massy tractors with huge turbos and OMG, the performance was incredible! The way the Military built these vehicles , you would think they have some room to play! If I have to I'll buy...
My point of reference is when I went to a tractor pull and these guys had OLD John Deer and massy tractors with huge turbos and OMG, the performance was incredible! The way the Military built these vehicles , you would think they have some room to play! If I have to I'll buy another motor to...
I'm just looking for more HP NOT rpm. We have a lot of mountains here in Colorado. I know all about spittn rods, don't want to go there! There must be a way to boost torque! Even the old deisel tractors can produce huge HP with a turbo upgrade. I would thing someone has done this successfully!
I'm looking for information on the proper way to do this, and does it just let the rpm run out or does it allow the engine more power?
The engine is a 1971 Herc LDT 465 Multi-fuel.
Thanks,
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