Posted by Super Trucker on March 29, 2013 at 05:49:50 from (99.117.29.125):
In Reply to: 6v92t detroit posted by troy25 on March 28, 2013 at 13:11:34:
Are you just babying it when running it? All the turning up you can do still won't make it run if you are. Detroit's are a high strung engine there power band is in the 1700-2500 rpm range. OLD timers always said slam your hand in the door when you get in and then DRIVE IT LIKE YOUR GOING TO KILL IT. I rebuilt more than a few from guy's lugging the engine trying to save the engine and end up blowing it up. The first thing I would check is have the rack run by a old school Detroit man.
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