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How much power can i make

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Michael Haupt

10-13-2003 19:11:57




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Just wondering if anyone out there has any information on how much power a AT6-354 perkins can make with pump turned up and with a bigger turbo on. Might make one into a pulling tractor soem day.




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STEVEN H

10-14-2003 15:17:33




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 Re: How much power can i make in reply to Michael Haupt, 10-13-2003 19:11:57  
Way to much,that will take it up to an unusable level of hp that will wear an engine outvery fast.
you must be looking to pull it. cause if you were looking for bigger HP for field work, than you would by the right tractor for the job. i would say that judgeing by the cid of the enige i would say that this is a 85-90hp tractor right now. i know tht a woren pump on a Farmall/IH 1066 can over fuel its self to abought 300hp. if i remeber right the 1066 is like 105 hp or so.

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STEVEN H

10-14-2003 15:24:05




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 Re: Re: How much power can i make in reply to STEVEN H, 10-14-2003 15:17:33  
also if you are planing to just slap a turbo on a tractor and turn a screw on the pump till you cant turn it any more, may i sugjest geting some darn good insurence. if you are looking for the most HP i sugest going to the pulling board and talking with them folks abought it. i am more than willing to bet that the bigest turbo will need a heck of alot stronger manifold than what is on that tractor.

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Michael Haupt

10-17-2003 07:58:52




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 Re: Re: Re: How much power can i make in reply to STEVEN H, 10-14-2003 15:24:05  
it is 125 horse factory and it did come with a turbo on it. the only thing is that it has a rotary pump on it.



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Kent

10-22-2003 16:58:34




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: How much power can i make in reply to Michael Haupt, 10-17-2003 07:58:52  
You can get some good power , but the valve springs will not allow much more than 3500 RPMs. I have the pistons out of our 354.4 that we were cranking hard and they have a nice pattern of the valves embedded in them. I think with some valve spring research so that you could turn some Rs and run a 3LM466 charger , you could push it to 250 pretty easy. Thats just my opinion but we have "been there and done that" and decided to run the other color of Red..... ..

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