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Turbo vs. Natural Aspirated

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East Coast

12-28-2005 18:57:53




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Is there anywhere else in the country other than here that mixes turbo and natural aspirated 5500 to 9500lb. open class up to 1972. Just trying to get a general consensus. Thanks




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Dieselbear

12-29-2005 02:55:19




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 Re: Turbo vs. Natural Aspirated in reply to East Coast, 12-28-2005 18:57:53  
Sounds like your running in Tuckehoe Md, Ain't it fun! I love beating up on those turbo tractors



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Benj

12-30-2005 09:51:21




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 Re: Turbo vs. Natural Aspirated in reply to Dieselbear, 12-29-2005 02:55:19  
Dieselbear, are you the same one that posts over on the mm board. If so could you e-mail me concerning combinations on mm super 670lp pistons. Thanks jake
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East Coast

12-29-2005 07:33:44




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 Re: Turbo vs. Natural Aspirated in reply to Dieselbear, 12-29-2005 02:55:19  
Maybe this year, if they still get beat up on, they'll change the rules again to certain people being able to use dual wheels and front wheel assist! They not only want to run the show, they want to be the show!



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t-puller

12-28-2005 19:19:23




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 Re: Turbo vs. Natural Aspirated in reply to East Coast, 12-28-2005 18:57:53  
There is a group in Minnesota that has been tryin to do it for a couple years now.5500 and 6500 2.65 outlet and2.2 inlet on turbo diesels and the alcohol tractors cant run turbo. What for rules you guys have?



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East Coast

12-28-2005 20:27:26




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 Re: Turbo vs. Natural Aspirated in reply to t-puller, 12-28-2005 19:19:23  
18x38 or 20x34's,if you run ORANGE 23x30's, 2500r's, I think now with side shields and some other things 3000r's, A pumps or Rotary, no P pumps, no rules on turbo size, 10 mph. Basically it's a way for the junk yard crowd to compete with people who's spent alot of time and $ on H.P. For years and years the cut off year was 1962, some of them with their "Nebraska Test" books figured out that if they raise the cut off year to 1972 you could get alot of cheap H.P. messing with injection pumps and bigger turbo's

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Strange Brew

01-01-2006 16:15:42




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 Re: Turbo vs. Natural Aspirated in reply to East Coast, 12-28-2005 20:27:26  
You run near Easton MD???? Better watch out for the orange ones?



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