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Ive in-framed 3406B's in school and it's pretty amazing the durability, and the sheer brute strength and size of those parts. The piston and connecting rods together are a two-hand hold! And with you average speed at 32mph, it hasn't been all highway miles!
My W900 KW had 550000 when I did the bottom end an they questionable so I started going 450000 an so far so good.My 60 series detroit had 850000 on the bottom end an they looked like brand new.no power but it just keeps on going an going an going.
I always done mine with the oil pressure drop method,never like to go too far to keep from ruining rear seal
my last 3306 had just over 400k before needing mains
Hey Kris ,that was in your home state.I was born in middle river an moved to pasadena look at the mud flaps an tag bracket ,it launched well .The truck I beat to get to the final was from Smith transport up in Pa ,He had a a/t An i was workin that stick. that was a fun fkn night.
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