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the "bullet 6.5"

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heres is a piece of work for you guys.... see that main girdle peekin out from under the fuel pump block-off plate?
 

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Would be nice if they had a sequential supercharger + turbo set-up, but not for $5,000 for just the supercharger. That's way tooo expensive for a supercharger.
 
They must be nuts to think they are going to have good sales with a price tag like that. That and what is this BS about turbochargers being known to cause stress cracking in the heads??
 
... what is this BS about turbochargers being known to cause stress cracking in the heads??

I would imagine it has to do with overheating from high EGTs. Never thought much about it, (because being non-turbo'd just isn't worth thinking about), but it does make a kind of sense that using exhaust extraction would lower load temps in the heads.

And no, I have nothing to back up that little supposition... :D
 
that is a p-400 they are using... what does one run for these days?.... it is possible to find these kits used also, i have heard they run around 1800-2000 used...
 
I would imagine it has to do with overheating from high EGTs. Never thought much about it, (because being non-turbo'd just isn't worth thinking about), but it does make a kind of sense that using exhaust extraction would lower load temps in the heads.

And no, I have nothing to back up that little supposition... :D

Thats what we like to call operator input error :D

that is a p-400 they are using... what does one run for these days?.... it is possible to find these kits used also, i have heard they run around 1800-2000 used...


I've heard that those P-400 blocks are mighty expensive. Like you can easily sink $10000 into a new block.
 
Wow the price must have gone up! When I called Pennisular a year or two ago they told me the P400 long block was $7200 plus shipping.
 
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