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Posted by rboulware on March 26, 2006 at 13:02:10 from (68.209.136.14):
One of the factors I look at when evaluating these tractors is the motor. I have notice some motors are smaller than others but put out the same HP as a larger one. The main differeance is the turbo charger. I tend to like large displacement natural Aspirated engines over smaller turbo charged engines. Which do you guys like better? I tend to think a given horsepower spread over a larger displacment engine is generally beter for longevity than a smaller engine putting out the same horsepower. Do you all agree with this logic? I also tend to like motors that put out there power in the lower RPM rang and have more torque. What do yall think?
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