the turbo setup was a bit of a pain to get underway. I used the links from the keystone turbo site to determine a relative turbo that would work based on the specs of the motor (by the way this is not a H motor, it is the 175cuin farmall 350 block) after i had a rough idea as to what I needed the turbo to be i searched ebay and found a turbo for just over 200$. I made a flange to bolt the exhaust side side of the turbo to the exhaust stack. then i just "T-ed" the oil pressure line port so i could run oil to the turbo and the return oil dumps into the dip stick hole (which is nice on the 175 block because the 152 block doesnt have that) i just got some radiator hose and pipe to run the boost side to the carb and started her up! i later realized i need a fuel pump to prevent the boost from pushing the gas back up to the tank... SHE RUNS LIKE A BEAR NOW COULDNT BE MORE PERFECT!
fyi- shes made 10lbs of boost which i have "quesstimated" to work out to about 67 HP!!!!
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