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Making a D-18
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    Posted: 20 Jan 2010 at 7:02pm
Is is physically possible to make a D18? I am really considering this. D-17 front with a D-19 Rearend.
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I thought I could make my D-17D a D-18 by putting on a D-19D turbocharger
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Norms book explains it as a D-17 D front end with a D-19 Rearend.
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Allis Chalmers Story by CH Wendel has a couple of pictures of a D18.  Doesnt look tough enough, I am glad they went to the D18 style
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