Posted by 1949H on August 30, 2011 at 18:33:25 from (24.218.50.223):
In Reply to: Farmall H turbo posted by 1949H on August 30, 2011 at 05:43:08:
to answer some questions..... - i am not pulling any legs this is 100% real i had a problem pressurizing the carb but i put a cheap-o fuel pump in and never had any problems since. - i have been in contact with keystone turbos about a turbo set up from them however they DO NOT have a setup for the 152cuin H, this a custom mod. - currently there is no air filter on the intake (oil bath filter not in use) or an exhaust i am debating how to design both. - and lastly i have this listed as an H and everything i have done has been with H specs however i am using a farmall 350 (175cuin) block. the turbo has the trim and everything for a H however upon rebuild i had the opportunity to use the 175cuin block which turned out nicely because the dip stick hole became my oil return. - other than the turbo no special parts were used. if ud like to know what turbo ill send u a link to ebay
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