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mr. thinker

10-02-2006 19:42:42




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hey to minnie,forgot to tell you earlyer the twin turbo set-up on the dodge puts out 51 lbs of boost,but exhaust temp never got over 1000 deg.? even under a load. not sure if it's as tuff as ricky bobby's dura-mack, but i drove the thing and its tuff!sure miss ol' rickster.




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Slow A

10-03-2006 17:07:40




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 Re: the power wagon in reply to mr. thinker , 10-02-2006 19:42:42  
1. You post under many names
2. You argue silly things with your other names
3. You have no life ....but need one
4. You really live in Ohio
5. You really don't own any tractors
6. You only pull once a year... with your Dad's tractor
7. Your real name is Brandon
8. Your real truck is a 4 cylinder "rice burner"



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Big truck

10-03-2006 09:18:35




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 Re: the power wagon in reply to mr. thinker , 10-02-2006 19:42:42  
What did you use for a turbo. and what size engine is in your dodge ,I put that Banks sidewinder turbo on mine, Worked great, Oh did you put apyrometer (exhaust temperature gauge)
to monitor your engine s operation. Know at idle, egt will be very low, perhaps only 150 f as the throttle is open for higher speeds and greater loads, The highest egt will be seenunder maximum load at full throttle, such as climbing asteep grade with a heavily laden load like your g jd. Use caution if your egt approaches 1000 f with 1050 f being the safe maximum I hope this helps you Mr Stannford I hope i got the last name right , Have a nice day

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mr. thinker

10-03-2006 18:56:33




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 Re: the power wagon in reply to Big truck, 10-03-2006 09:18:35  
you must be mistakeing me for someone else?a friend fron holt has this truck,it nice, i couldn't aford a dodge, alone a twin turbo set-up. i'll stick with my f 150. if you read my message you would have to answer's to your questions, good luck with your banks turbo your right there with all the other nineteen year old's at the pulls? either your cheap or your acity employie or an emt? better get back to re building my 7700 custom cuttin combine.

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ptlqvmm76

10-02-2006 21:13:53




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 Re: the power wagon in reply to mr. thinker , 10-02-2006 19:42:42  
ibetitwontstaywithmy supercrew1.50hallinme a is selledin dc



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