B3200 smoke screw
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Bird
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Hey, you may be the first to come up with a question for which there is no answer.
Of course it's only been a couple of days.
Of course it's only been a couple of days.
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I say "nope" nobody knows. If anyone knows it will be Randell DEX3361.
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A few years ago I was looking at turning up the smoke screw on the 93 f250 7.3normally asperated engine. I got a slew of wrong answers but I stopped by a Diesel injector shop and talked for a bit to the guys that rebuild the pumps and the guy showed me the correct screw and how to do it. It may be a place to go to get the facts.
manganos
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Smoke screw = HIGH EGT's. Leave it stock
I've played with most of my diesel trucks and everytime I go and add a bunch of power I end up breaking stuff. Finally had to upgrade the Dodge to a DTT with billet output shafts, converter etc etc.
I've played with most of my diesel trucks and everytime I go and add a bunch of power I end up breaking stuff. Finally had to upgrade the Dodge to a DTT with billet output shafts, converter etc etc.
Smoke screw = HIGH EGT's. Leave it stock
I've played with most of my diesel trucks and everytime I go and add a bunch of power I end up breaking stuff. Finally had to upgrade the Dodge to a DTT with billet output shafts, converter etc etc.
Moderation in everything.
Ok! I am sure there is a backyard mech out there that knows what to do
Here is my theory. Kubota almost exclusively sets its engines to 23hp/liter of displacement. On the 3200 it is set at 21.3hp/l. I want to turn it up to 23hp/l and bring it up to what they set the same engine at in other applications. Not alot but a little and it won't hurt a thing.
Soooo.....anybody????
Here is my theory. Kubota almost exclusively sets its engines to 23hp/liter of displacement. On the 3200 it is set at 21.3hp/l. I want to turn it up to 23hp/l and bring it up to what they set the same engine at in other applications. Not alot but a little and it won't hurt a thing.
Soooo.....anybody????