4BT vs 6BT
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#32
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By the way, you have to cut three on a 6 cylinder or it will shake itself (and you) to death. The problem on a turbocharged engine is you can't hold open the intake or the exhaust valve to kill the cylinder. Wanna is right in that if you just put solenoid valves on three injector lines the pumping losses would kill your performance and mileage. You could take out three rod/piston assemblies but you would have to machine off the adjacent counterweights and rebalance. It's just not worth it. I'm pulling 20MPG in town by coasting down hills and shutting off at long stop lights.....
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where im from these frito lay trucks make good plumbing wagons. I ask a contractor about it and went out there and bam 500.00 2 4bt 1 w/ a turbo 400 tranny the other with a muncie. i bought a another truck a 77' crew cab and its going to have chevy 700r4 Lock toqure converter and transfer case
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where im from these frito lay trucks make good plumbing wagons. I ask a contractor about it and went out there and bam 500.00 2 4bt 1 w/ a turbo 400 tranny the other with a muncie. i bought a another truck a 77' crew cab and its going to have chevy 700r4 Lock toqure converter and transfer case
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#42
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hmmm... got any info to back that up? There is no 3 cyl idle on the HPCR trucks, like I said its a VP44 thing... You can manually control the fast idle, could be what your thinking of, starting around 04.. this allows you to set the rpms from 1100-1500 using cruise control buttons, but this still fires all 6 cylinders.
Back to the 4BT...
Back to the 4BT...
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https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...=smarty+%2Acyl
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...4&postcount=38
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...6&postcount=43
http://www.youtube.com/results?searc...+cyl+high+idle
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