Posted by Charles Todd on February 22, 2008 at 11:20:15 from (205.242.95.137):
From my research, the D-188 was not used on very many pieces of equipment other than the 504 and 2504. I do not know the exact figures, but the compression ratio of about 16.5 seems right. If I rebuild the engine (sleeves, pistons, head job, bearings, ect) and have a fresh build, could I shave the head. If I bumped the CR up to lets say, 17.1 - 18.1, would it give much more power? Would it run? Would it fly apart? I read a post a few days back about naturaly aspirated diesel engines having a low EGT, so I take this as there is room for improvement of what I currently have.
I am not interested in professional tractor pulling, but I would not mind trying it out this fall at the Louisiana State Fair :) Whatcha think?
I know, I am asking to blow the engine up... Could I retro-fit on a turbo? M&W did not make one for the 4 cyls but I know they have them for the 6's. Could I use my skills to graft one onto the manifolds with a light boost, turn up the fuel a little and shave the head without catastrophic failures or explosion?
Thanks again, it has been raining like crazy here and I am couped up inside with my mind racing.
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