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Thanks to the link to the Combine Forum, there are good photos of a dual fuel line setup on the third page of the post. Looks simple, think I'll try it.
So how about that Allison MT 654? Will it stand up to 350/400 HP? Allison says it is rated for 300 HP and 960 ft lbs torque? Thoughts on this?
I don't mean for heavy use, but as a hobby truck, occasional hauling driven reasonably. How tough are those Allisons?
Really. Thanks for the long ^^ winded reply, great information.
My use would be occasional, not daily, so turbo and bigger injectors would probably be fine. I won't be working it hard and I drive my rigs easy.
So any thoughts on the Allison MT 654 and 350-400 HP? I know they put the MT 750...
Ouch. What a shame chopping them up like that. I had been watching the auctions for 400s in the crate, but better to get one out of a working truck with a matching transmission. I like the idea as I could also get a front spring back and shackles at the same time. Please don't ask what sort of...
The flood of M939 series trucks has started, and we have a new toy to play with. After having read ~all of the related threads on M939 series trucks, motors, transmissions, there seems to be some room for a separate discussion of how to get more power out of the NHC 250 when it is installed in...