[John "A"]

Probably not the best way to post pictures but here goes.

 

[John "A"]

More pics

 

[John "A"]

Also the heads, blower and its variable speed governor "maxed" at 2100rpm have been redone. It was built with standard pistons as well.

 

[John "A"]

Thanks LMJD, I attempted to post the data tag picture but I'm unsure if it went thru. To my understanding according to the serial number it's a 1948 engine and the data plate shows it was revised in 1959 however there is no telling what has been done to it over the years. We bought the tractor at a farm auction and it's to my understanding the old farmer is the one who re powered it with the Detroit. Some things were definitely done as a farm fix on it haha. I was expecting more power than 170hp with those injectors. I'd like to think the timing is set at standard however I don't know because the engine wasn't removed from the frame and the timing gears aren't easily accessible.

 

[John "A"]

Ok great! I'll look him up and test his knowledge, thanks!

 

[John "A"]

Yep I got it!

I look forward to talking to you about this and hopefully you can shed some light on some things!

 

[John "A"]

If I was to run a pair of turbos on my engine could I still retain my standard timing and us 92 series injectors since, or I have heard, they're advance timed?