im a puller to and i wanted to know how or where u get u hoods from im trying to find a case ih magnum body like urs but i don't have any luck finding one.
Iam starting a build on a diesel puller and i was wondering what size turbo are you useing and where to get one?
Depends on the engine and what you are doing to it. Direct injection engine or indirect. Garrett GT12 & GT15 are popular in the 60-75 cube 3 cylinders. Mitsubishi TD02 twin scroll works well and is a whole different approach.
Ebay or any good Diesel Service company sells them.
Columbus Diesel Supply. Diesel Service, Parts and Repair.
How did you go about getting oil to the turbo and do i need to anything to be able to handle the turbo such as better head studs ect.?
Bigkrank said:Take a feed from the oil pressure gage port. Drill & tap hole in side of block for drain back or weld fitting on oil pan.
We run 40#+ of boost so things have to be done to control heat and pressure. How far you want to go depends on your wallet. Stay under 20# or so and things get much cheaper but you won't go as far down the track. Depends if you have any intentions of pulling nationally or just some local stuff mostly for fun and to impress the neighbors.
A good fuel and turbo setup will be at least $2000. Then you need water injection, etc.
We have been working for 3 years to get a diesel class started. Been pulling for 2 years with a diesel, about 12 with various gas engines. There are a number of tractors running and being built now. In Columbus, Ohio in January there will be a big indoor pull where a lot of them from across the country will pull.
We use a Cub 582 frame and built a D1105 Kubota 24hp 3 cyl engine making around 100hp now. We have a machine shop and build these and parts for these. Actually the economy has helped us because we are getting pullers who have pulled the big ones and look at these and say it's cheap because for the price of two turbos they can have one of these little tractors. Some guys we do work for run one of these and a big super stocker.
Iceman Motorsports, New Riegel, OH 419-937-2778