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Personal Opinion! Not to degrade anyone that likes them!
O gawd I hate them things... Their definite sound give me the heebeegeebee's.
I worked for a company for several years that had ~85 of them screaming rattle traps! Mostly 8v's, And I had to keep them leaking, rattling POS's on the road. Cab overs at that.
I love that high pitched screem when you rev them old oil dripn engines up you just cant beat the sound of a leaktroit 8v92tt. Wouldn't mind building a drag truck out of a 350 with a 16v92 quad turbo but I still haven't won the lottery.
George a friend of mine sold a 1692 for scrap last year and he didn't live to far from you but I can't see a F350 holding one up a kw would have to be modified.
Check these tards out YouTube - Detroit Diesel Meltdown they are luck to be alive after standing there while a leaktroit runs away. Usey=ualy the make a bigger boom.
George a friend of mine sold a 1692 for scrap last year and he didn't live to far from you but I can't see a F350 holding one up a kw would have to be modified.
I'd just slap the suspention and rear driver off a IH 5900 under it if it can hold an ISM and a mixer drum that wieghs more than a 16v92 empty it will hold it.
Mixers run supersingles on the steer axle although something tells me that a 350 on a truck chassis with a 16v92 in it wouldn't exactly be street leagal. Oh and i changed my mind I'll run a marmon harington front off the ginormus 6x6 7600 line trucks and the rear driver off that that way I'll have plenty off traction, oh and i'd run supper singles front and rear.
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