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Turbocharger for D265, D282, D301

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Merlin in Saint

07-26-2004 10:57:49




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Hello! I was wondering about the possibility of turbocharging a D265, D282 or D301 engine, for a MILD horsepower increase. I understand that years ago some folks put M & W turbochargers on their 706 diesels. Is it possible to run a mild level of boost, and still keep the head gasket intact? The purpose of this would be to replace a worn BD220 engine in my 1956 IHC S-152 truck. One of these early diesels will bolt up nicely to my existing transmission. Thank you in advance for your responses!
Merlin

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Harold H

07-26-2004 18:06:37




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 Re: Turbocharger for D265, D282, D301 in reply to Merlin in Saint Louis, 07-26-2004 10:57:49  
These diesels, especially the 282 or 301 should provide plenty of power for your S-150 truck without the turbo. Much more torque than your BD 220. The D-301 was a factory option in 1600's and 1700's a few years after your truck. This is a very easy swap for your six cylinder S-150. Go for it without the turbo and I think you will like it. I thought about doing it many years ago, in the late 60's or early 70's, but never got around to it.

Harold H

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Harold H

07-26-2004 18:25:34




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 Re: Re: Turbocharger for D265, D282, D301 in reply to Harold H, 07-26-2004 18:06:37  
Merlin,

If you find a 414, 420, 416, or 422 cotton picker with the diesel 282 you can get the bonus of the engine, correct truck oil pan, bell housing, and transmission, all of which will fit your truck. I think the front motor mounts are the same as the truck but I could be wrong as it has probably been 20 years since I have seen one up close. It is even easier to use this cotton picker engine than the 282 tractor engine, which is easy. Since you are in StLouis, I would think you could easily find a complete cotton picker engine/transmission assembly in some of the salvage yards in the Missouri boot heel.

Harold H

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