rediculously modified, how do they do that?
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rediculously modified, how do they do that?
I was watching a video from miller tire the other night and saw some 2nd gen dodges with twins, and I watched the schied video link . They sound more like a steam engine, than a diesel, until the turbo spools. What causes the "chugging type sound"? I've repaired stock diesel engines for years but this just has me thinking a million scenarios of what is going on in the engine.
Also, I've seen 12 cylinder pumps on 6 cylinder engines in pulling tractors how is this done without runaway. Is one set of injectors somehow turned on at full power when the turbo spools?
Also, I've seen 12 cylinder pumps on 6 cylinder engines in pulling tractors how is this done without runaway. Is one set of injectors somehow turned on at full power when the turbo spools?
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thats suprising, i have heard reports that the BIG hp pullers like haisley, and shied run about 1800+ on the EGT in those purpose built motors
i love when am giving my truck lots of fuel coming down the road and then let off quickly and i get that timing change in the motor as it tries to adjust itself due to the comp, fuel, air temp etc...and it will lope as i sit at the redlight until it finally gets itself straightened out...but it sounds like a mean beast there rumbling and shaking like it doesnt wanna run
i love when am giving my truck lots of fuel coming down the road and then let off quickly and i get that timing change in the motor as it tries to adjust itself due to the comp, fuel, air temp etc...and it will lope as i sit at the redlight until it finally gets itself straightened out...but it sounds like a mean beast there rumbling and shaking like it doesnt wanna run
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Originally Posted by stillsmokin
So the chugging in a real hot diesel is like the lope of a gasser with tons of valve overlap?
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We just had our first baby and I am on home duty right now!
So Gordyville is probably a nogo at this point.
I hope someone posts a good video of the event!!
HAPPY NEW YEARS!
So Gordyville is probably a nogo at this point.
I hope someone posts a good video of the event!!
HAPPY NEW YEARS!
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How low of compression are we talking about, like 12.5:1, or lower. I've seen real old hand crank start diesels that are as low as 5:1 but they start on gasoline and switch over to diesel. These babys crank out the smoke!