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1965 Allis Chalmers FDX40-24 (5 months of service)
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Originally posted by tadams(OH) tadams(OH) wrote:

There was a guy hauling steel that had a V - 12 in a cracker box when I was driving it wasn't painted up just kinda rough looking but sure was a sleeper and someone tried to show off the big engine he would show them how to go down the road.

The 12V71 and 8V92T are my favorite engines and would love to have one someday in an old Kenworth or Pete.  I did spot an old 70's W900 in the weeds with Cummins 350 in it, but stopped myself from trying to contact the owner to purchase.  I thought right away about how awesome that would be with a 8V92T in it.   
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Originally posted by shameless dude shameless dude wrote:

local excavator company here had them GMC's diesels, they straight piped them and they sounded awesum...well to some anyways. the locals city fathers sent them a letter banning them from driving thru town with them. so now they can't have the fun they used to have! PffffT!

My truck will be pretty much straight piped with exception of a small resonator.  I'll try that first and see how drivable it is and then go from there.  I've primed the neighbourhood to noise by riding my straight piped bikes I have and no complaints.  I'll pretty much run idle power until I get clear of the neighbourhood.:)
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Originally posted by jerbob jerbob wrote:

Nice set up.

My house came with a 45'x80'pole barn. 6" thick concrete floor, heated, has a stand alone power pole and transformer and barn wired for 440. Never used it but every farmer around want that barn for a shop. ;)

I bet, that sounds like it would make a great shop.  
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I owned a 79 IHC 4070B with 435hp 8V92.It was a hot rod.
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I bet it was!
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The binder would have been very nice with the 8V92T.  My dad owned the same model but 1980 with a KTA450 in it.  It pulled well, but could not keep up to the 8V92T with 475 hp.   
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