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    Posted: 04 Aug 2016 at 6:28am
Will a stock 301 out of a 8010 take.
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Dont know about stock, but 8 years ago the McKimm 180 twin turboed "Power Maxx" was leaving the line under 80 lbs of pressure.
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it will take as much as it can till it breaks...  maybe 30psi   right way put fire rings in the sleeves and forget about it
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I'm making 40 pounds.
I think I will open the waste gate and keep her around 25
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I have a 200 makes 60 psi boost and isn't fire ringed and a friend of mine is running a 190 with 80 pounds with out fire rings
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200 allis are u runing factory head bolts and torque speck
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Stock head bolts over torqued a Lil. Left rocker arm assembly off and torque with all short bolts. Then put rocker arm assembly back on and torque it down. Plugged block heater in over night and retorqued.
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The boost is a factor but not the only factor. How much power you develop is a much bigger deal. You can make 200 HP with 60 lbs. of boost or you can make 800 HP with 50 lbs. All depends on the setup. I would be certain that your connecting rods are hardened first. the softer OEM rods will bend before the head gasket blows if they are not heat treated.

I think a better way to describe performance is to give the weight of the tractor and in what gear you can spin it out - finish the run in. That is a more accurate way to describe how good the engine is and the stress that is applied to it.

Edited by O.P.S. Heads - 04 Aug 2016 at 8:45pm
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200 allis do u have hardens rods in ur engine and what weight class do u run.
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My rods are hardened but the 7000 series rods were harder then 3# series. I have been running 7500 and 8500
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On the 426 small pin rods, if they said JAPAN on them, there were better than newer generation rods.
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I think I will just back my boost down some so i dont break any thing.
So what would it cost to get rods hardend
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Max Simpson did my rods but don't think he is doing it any more. What timing u running makes big difference.
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Just under stock timing for this moment
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