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D21 Series I to Series II conversion....how was it

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    Posted: 05 Mar 2012 at 9:54pm
 
When the turbo conversion came out how was it done? Were complete kits with all the parts, including the radiator and hoods shipped to the dealer or were all the parts sourced individually through the parts chain? Also, were there complete installation instructions published for the conversion? If so, would anyone have a copy of these instructions?

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Pat
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As I understood the conversion, all the parts came in a kit: the turbo,
all the lines, the hood, radiator and all the necessary parts to complete
the conversion. It seems like the new hood was already painted and had
series II decals in place. It was a long time ago, so I could be off on some
of the details. I think that the injection pump with Series II settings was
also included. I was told that the conversion cost the farmer $600. I
seem to recall, also, that the Series II did not use a muffler, just a
straight pipe.
  If I am wrong, some of you old-time Allis guys should correct me.
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Dean(IA)

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ive got one that was doen just about like dean says above, still has original 3400 series block in it, but later style hood, with series 2 decal. alot of them just had a 3500 series dropped in a a hole cut in the hood. 
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Wouldn't it be cool to find one of those kits NOS......LOL

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I entered $600.00 into an inflation calculator and $600.00 in 1965 dollars is equal to $4317.24 today. If the kit was in fact priced at around $600.00 in 1965 and it included the hood, radiator, air filter & pipes, oil cooler, manifold & turbo it was a pretty good buy in my opinion. I can understand why such a large percentage of these were converted over. 
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