Posted by farmallboy15 on January 04, 2023 at 03:40:17 from (74.113.40.172):
In Reply to: More power posted by jon f mn on January 03, 2023 at 08:38:36:
I think it was last winter, the muffler and aluminum exhaust mounting boss on the transmission broke off on my dads RTV. We decided to put a turbo KIT on it. Wasnt too bad. I did most of the turbo stuff, had my dad do the injector pump adjustments since I didnt want it to be my fault it never ran again (has to be torn apart and shimmed).
The one day install turned into a couple days after my dad dropped a tiny spring in the injector pump (which the pump housing and engine block are one in the same). We had the oil pan off once or twice before we found that damn spring!
It ended up being a pretty neat project and does have a little more get up and go. Sounds pretty cool too!
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