Ford 801 engine

Jewellroysboy · Dec 9, 2018

I Pulled an engine with block casting CONN 6015C and put an industrial engine in with tag number type B8PD-6006-G. Does anybody know if there is a compression difference or bigger crank or a horsepower difference between these two motors? In other words the engine I pulled was not labeled industrial and the industrial engine I put in seems a bit stronger.

Fordfarmer · Dec 9, 2018

The industrial engines were the same as the ag engines for a given year. However, there was a compression increase, along with
using larger carburetors at a certain point. That may account for the increase in power you noticed. Another possibility would be
that you got a 192 c.i. replacement engine, rather than a 172 c.i. The whole series, 134, 172, and 192 c.i., all used the same
stroke, same crankshaft.

Duner Wi · Dec 9, 2018

Your old engine should be 134 c.i. and your 6006g should be 172 cubic inch.
That is what my search engine says anyway.

Fordfarmer · Dec 10, 2018

If it was in an 801, it should have been a 172.

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