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POWER FOR MY 966 TO PULL FARM STOCK OR HOT FARM

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IH966

08-22-2004 20:43:33




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Im not really sure about what class i want to be puling in but I have an IH 966 with 18.4 3's freshly redone with new cam injector and a fuel pump tune up... With little money where do i start for power? turn up the fuel and add a turbo? new injectors and a new turbo? new pump? where do i start. Any info i great. My email is [email protected].. feel free to email with advice.. thanks




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Redman

08-23-2004 10:44:58




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 Re: POWER FOR MY 966 TO PULL FARM STOCK OR HOT FAR in reply to IH966, 08-22-2004 20:43:33  
depends how far you want to go,a turbo would be the first step but how big is the question.a 3lm is a good start for a farm stock,a S-3 is a good choice for hot farm.
if rules allow a plate under the turbo a T-06 is about the same as a S-3.
as far as the pump,i would pass on a big model 100 and go after a P series when the time comes.
they are a little more money,but a bunch more pump.



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farm stock

08-24-2004 17:47:43




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 Re: POWER FOR MY 966 TO PULL FARM STOCK OR HOT FAR in reply to Redman, 08-23-2004 10:44:58  
where you at? what are the rules? how much you want to spend?



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Redman

08-24-2004 18:41:43




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 Re: POWER FOR MY 966 TO PULL FARM STOCK OR HOT FAR in reply to farm stock, 08-24-2004 17:47:43  
i"m in MN,rule here are one turbo run what ya brung.
i think i have spent enough.



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