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Putting turbo on 4020

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doubledranch

03-21-2006 12:38:15




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I have a 1969 4020 and am wanting to put a turbo on it but I do not want to cut the hood because it is brand new. I have a two piece M&W manifold but it looks like the exhaust is still about two inches to far forward. Is there any other manifolds that will work, will a 4320 manifold work? Any help is great, thanks.




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buickanddeere

03-21-2006 14:58:52




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 Re: Putting turbo on 4020 in reply to doubledranch, 03-21-2006 12:38:15  
Best way to turbo a 4020 is to trade it for a 4320. Cheaper, faster, easier and more reliable.



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doubledranch

03-21-2006 19:25:36




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 Re: Putting turbo on 4020 in reply to buickanddeere, 03-21-2006 14:58:52  
That is not what I am looking to do, I want to turbo my 4020! I already have a 4320!



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G/MAN

03-22-2006 15:34:08




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 Re: Putting turbo on 4020 in reply to doubledranch, 03-21-2006 19:25:36  
I think what he meant is that you don't want to get carried away turboing a 4020. There are no piston cooling jets in the block, so if you get carried away with the smoke screw in the pump and pull the guts out of it, you can get the pistons too hot, and scuff/score the pistons, rings and cylinder walls. That's why Deere came out with the "Turbo-Built" engine your 4320 is graced with. I've heard of a turboed 4020 running at 150-hp here in this neck of the woods doing actual field work, and it's said that it would give a 4430 all it wanted, but 150 horsepower out of an early 404 on a continuous basis would be taking it's life in your own hands, in my opinion.

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