Posted by FastFarmall on January 07, 2021 at 08:17:08 from (209.188.76.50):
Say Diesel Tech, i put on a M@W turbo on my 806,backs in maybe 71 or 72, never had any trouble with it, but i never changed that leaf spring that came with the kit,i put it on during spring's work, never took time to do it, it layed in my tool box for years, but what did it do,give it more fuel or less ?? It's kinda comical the 806 with 5-16's takes about the same gallons per hour as the SMTA gas does pulling 3-16, about 3-3 1/4 gals a hour but i only run the 806 at 2,100 rpm. One other thing is the RayJay turbo a off shoot of the M@W or what, My 6.5 turbo Diesel in my Pick up is what that's got, again no problem, but not a lot of boost either, but they both still work !
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