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Ironically, we are paying LESS for a MORE refined fuel. Furthermore, Dieselsisissies can’t even find diesel to purchase. Yet they keep falling for the liquid jew.

GIIMMEEFYOOGIMMIFAIII
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Where turbo?
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>>542809263
why?
Real work trucks don't need and can't use an engine that big.
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>>542809351
>lets put uneeded atress on the engine and pistons by adding a turbo
You eurofags can't comprehend actual fucking horsepower can you? Its not a lawn mower engine, it doesn't need a gay turbo
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>>542809351
No need stututu zoomer. Just raw fuck you displacement here, the American way
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>>542809419
>akshually I didn't want more power anymore

COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPE LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
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>>542809263
Old engines be like
>6 gorillion liter displacement
>207 hp
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>>542809466
see this? it rapes you
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>>542809263
Having a diesel truck was always expensive. Especially with the added mandatory DEF on modern trucks.
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>>542809532
Oh look it's better now
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>>542809385
t. Manlet with Unwanted Tree Stumps
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>>542809263
>automatic transmission
grim
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>>542809263
That's the kind of truck you run mexicans off the road in.
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>>542809417
calm down hotrod. a 7.3 liter godzilla v8 makes 400 horsepower. it's not winning contests any time soon.
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>>542809624
I consneed, but originally we were talking about a work truck. I would feel bad niggering an engine like this thoughbeit, especially as unique as a viper. I would try to preserve it's aryan life as long as I could
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>>542809417
You put a turbo on your lawn mower??
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>>542809532
my dad rapes me in my sleep
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>>542809819
Every engine should have a turbo on it, there's literally no reason not to blow more air in.
Even if you want to keep it conservative and only add 5 psi it still gives you a massive rush of torque which is more effective than any cam change or intake/exhaust mod you could ever do.

N/A tuning is a meme
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>>542809956
>dude just a whole point of failure so you can squeeze out some power/fuel economy you'll barely see during regular goydriving
disagree. For most people simpler is better. That's why toyota v6's will still be running after the heat death of the universe
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>>542809263
I own a 7.5 460 and she's an absolute tank. Burned oil forever and I just kept her topped off; probably around a quart every 100m. Ran fine. Just blew the head gasket and she still gets me to work in the morning.
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>>542809956
The Australian car industry is largely just putting Tijuana mods on American vehicles and re-badging them.
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>>542809515
This happened in the 80s because emission regulations. Big block fords used to push 440hp off the lot.
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>>542810101
mutts really out there putting a whole extra cylinder head on their engines then saying a fan that spins is too complicated
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>>542810281
>Big block fords used to push 440hp off the lot.
(gross HP)
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>>542810555
Dual Overhead Dualheads
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>>542809263
Diesel trucks are for fags. Always have been.
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Driving cars is brown coded.
White men walk.
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>>542809263
I had a 5.7L and even that wanted to break free on rainy days, how do you even drive this thing in the rain without 4wd
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>>542809263
ofc they're killing diesel. they want all the old diesels scrapped because they'll run on literally anything. i've got a 35yr old diesel campervan that you can throw any old oil in, it would probably run off piss i've never tried.
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>>542809351
Turbos helped ruin modern cars.
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>>542811404
Turbos did no such thing, you've gotten yourself confused and what you actually hate is the government mandated restrictions
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>>542809385
You have never towed anything or even used a work truck in your life you fucking pussy. Your idea of "work" is some faggot shit.
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>>542809263
Can the chassis handle that power?
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>>542809956
Turbos absolutely add more stress to an engine, any forced induction does. Shut the fuck up about things you know nothing about you fucking wrenchlet.
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>>542810976
White man invented rally because he got a little bored.
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>>542811594
if 5 psi is stressing your engine then maybe you shouldn't have designed it to the absolute minimum standards
give yourself some headroom buddy
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>>542810651
Correct, the same measurement all OEMs advertise. Are all fucking retarded?

>>542810945
Im sorry a guy driving a diesel fucked your girl, hope you get over it some day.
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>>542811698
>Correct, the same measurement all OEMs advertise. Are all fucking retarded?

No we measure in SAE net now wrenchlet bro
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>>542810281
The contradictory regulatory goals of both lower emissions and higher gas mileage have ruined the automobile. Electrics are the only solution at this point. Eventually it will be impossible to keep repairing these 50 year old vehicles.
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>>542811668
You can engineer around it sure, but anons claim is 100% correct and you are being obnoxious for the sake of being contrarian.
Go look at the US diesel trucks you overlanding aussies seem to be obsessed with as of late, they can push 40 psi stock.
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>>542811765
It requires literally no engineering, as long as you didn't build your engine with the absolute lightest weakest components necessary they will easily cop 5 psi
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>>542811739
SAE is a gross measurement you absolute dumb fuck zoomer. You are confusing it with "net"
Are all aussies fucking retarded? Does that sun cook your brains or something?
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>>542809263
Everything you buy is moved by diesel. Diesel-powered ships bring it to ports where it then gets moved by diesel-electric trains to railyards where diesel trucks bring it to distribution centers and their final destinations.

You are so stupid that you could be Secretary of War.
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>>542811594
Turbos, along with the awful EGR systems, recirculate the most destructive and corrosive thing in the engines, exhaust gas, throughout critical sensitive areas of the system doing more damage the entire way. They are designed to fail faster to fight muh smog.
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>>542811841
You are a fucking tard. There is a reason most turbo gas engines are absolutely clapped at 200k while their NA counterparts can do double that
You need stronger mains, better head clamping force, etc
Again, shut the fuck up about things you do not understand you dumb fuck aussie zoomer
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>>542809263
Did they have to pay Toho for the name?
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>>542811858
Look buddy just go do some reading and then come back and apologise for being such a retarded wrenchlet.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horsepower#Brake_horsepower
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>>542811920
Yep. Not a fan of emissions shit at all, my trucks get deleted.
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>>542809417
The yuropoor fears displacement
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>>542811663
That's possibly the most mexican post I've ever read.
You have to go back to beaner land pedro.
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>>542811942
>you need stronger mains and better head clamping to cop 5 psi
>my mains wore out at 200k and my head stopped clamping

Could you expose yourself any harder as a wrenchlet?
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>>542811894
Diesel is significantly cheaper to produce than gasoline. The only reason it has ever been more expensive is taxation and regulatory bullshit because the hippie green retards consider it "dirty" to burn diesel. Go watch the youtube video of a guy that designed a car that gets 100mpg in his fucking garage using diesel.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WM5-aBDxdyc&list=PLt3Qhjl4f69IMQ7_3mOQn7rU5Mq2Wj8MD
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>>542811920
>turbos recirculate exhaust gas throughout critical sensitive areas of the system

maximum wrenchlet hours
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>>542809263
Is gas less refined or just distilled at a different temperature? Crude is distilled at different temperatures and it results in different types of fuel (kerosene, gas, diesel, etc.) does gas actually require any more than a higher temperature to produce?
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>>542811962
Gross is the measurement with no engine accessories, NET is with everything as it comes from the factory. SAE is just a fucking standard, there is SAE net and SAE gross
You are a fucking idiot and a poser.
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>>542812064
Real quick there champ what is the difference between a 2 bolt main, 4 bolt main and 6 bolt main? Why do turbo engines use the latter?
Answer without using google.
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>>542812190
Oh wow now you're repeating exactly what I said back at me after arguing against it like a retard for 10 posts

>>542810651
>(gross HP)
>>542811739
>No we measure in SAE net now
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>>542812122
Not to mention turbos are the lowest service life component of engines due to their high rpm bearings, so just having one makes your vehicle far more expensive to operate and repair. They also increase the pressures inside critical engine components, further reducing service life of those components. You are trading maintenance cost and service life for more power. But do keep up with the name calling - that really strengthens your argument.
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>>542809263
I have a 7.3 godzilla. The 10R140 it's paired to is a piece of shit, imo. It might actually be good with a 6R140 like this truck but I certainly do not recommend the 10 speed. Also, the godzilla ain't no powerstroke, doesn't even hold a candle to a flame.
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>>542812280
4 bolt mains are required to handle the side loading crank forces created by having two heads and your cylinders in a V configuration instead of a simpler inline engine with a turbo
If your V engine has 2 bolt mains then it was engineered to the lowest standards possible, turbo or not.
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>>542812297
I missed the net part because ai am shitfaced thats on me. Regardless no US oem is measuring hp without all their pulley accessories you stupid fuck
And lots of you aussies buy US 3/4 ton and 1 ton trucks now with those engines you keep ripping on despite having access to fj70s and other such overseas bullshit
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>>542812342
That's not how turbos work wrenchlet bro
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>>542812415
Yes, guess what extra forces that forced inductions adds to an engine. Hence my argument about yes asshole it adds extra STRESS
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>>542812443
They did back when your "big block fords used to push 440hp off the lot" - back then they measured in gross HP so all the HP figures were greatly inflated
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>>542812531
No forced induction does not add side loading to your crankshaft, turbo inline engines do not require 4 bolt mains.
V engines should have 4 bolt mains regardless of whether they are turbocharged
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>>542812532
Yes and all other Oems were doing the exact same shit back in the 70s when your argument was actually relevant
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>>542812119
The point is, diesel shortages are not a matter of laughing at miggers that can't afford to roll coal anymore. It's about a shortage of the lifeblood underpinning local, national, and global logistics so that there exist things on shelves for you to purchase with your money.
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>>542812638
Yeah but you can't compare it to today's horsepower, without mentioning that it's gross hp and today we measure in net.
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>>542812031
I already live in Texas YEEHAW ARAB
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>>542812579
Yes they do, maybe not directly but they amplify any imbalance in an engine. You are force feeding it air, it will exaggerate every weak point that engine has. In addition to that side loading is not the only problem a stronger main solves.
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>>542812667
The problem is that infrastructure follows the regulation. We refine less diesel because it is so unfairly disincentivized by the government. Changes to the refining capacity take years to come to fruition, so short term supply shocks are inevitable.
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>>542812667
Diesel and monkeypox. Not my problem.
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>>542812866
No they don't buddy, just go look at all the inline turbo engines.
The 2jz does not have 4 bolt mains
The RB26 does not have 4 bolt mains
The 4G63 does not have 4 bolt mains
A VQ35DE with no turbos DOES have 4 bolt mains

4 bolt mains are for V engines, not turbos
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>>542812638
I think the initial change to where HP was measured back in the muscle cars era was to trick car insurance companies. That’s the lore that was passed down to me anyway.
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>>542813007
For me it’s the 6.2 litre Ford Boss with 4 bolt mains and cross bolts on the side
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>>542813007
I don't disagree that Inline has much less stress on mains as a function of its design, so 4 bolt mains are sufficient for them.
I am arguing that engines with a strong bottom end are required with forced induction. Any forced induction minded motor needs more block rigidity, more clamping force on heads (either through larger head bolts or more bolts per cylinder) stronger con rods (fractured preferably) etc. and all if this is a thing because guess what? Forced induction adds stress to a motor.
This is exactly why old school American gas engines catered towards towing (aka stress them to their limit constantly) avoided turbos and STILL do to this day eith the hemi, godzilla and l8t
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>>542812031
>finn poopooing rally and promoting walking
ancestor cry
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Trump needs to make them stop using liters. Nobody knows how much that is and I don't know because I don't care. They need to start using Cubic INCH.
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>>542809263
My lil 3L inline 6 makes more HP and torque than that 7.3L "Godzilla" lol. (670 hp and 662 ftlbs at the crank)
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>>542814063
Try towing 15k with it for 200 hours of engine run time and report back kiddo
They are engineered that way for a reason, things like cylinder pressure and thermal stress
And besides the 6.7 ho shits on your torque figures
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>>542814063
no one cares about your plastic engine fag.
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>>542813007
I6s are objectly the superior engine configuration. Perfect and natural primary and secondary balance.
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>>542814188
Lol 100% forged internals vs cheap cast parts in the ford. continue to cope
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>>542814144
Yeah they're enginerred to meet a price point that ford cucks can afford. No thanks I was a long haul trucker for a decade. My towing days are behind me. I have 50k miles of driving like a maniac on this tuned s58 pushing much higher internal pressures than the OP ford without a single issue. If i really wanted to I could easially outtow the ford tho.
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>>542811066
man i remember watching the tribute episode of wrestling after chris died, then we all found out he murdered his family and then himself a few days later. that was more fucked up then when owen hart fell to his death. i was watching that one too. think it was one of those “in your house” pay per views they started doing each month between the big pay per view shows
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>>542810651
Yeah Im a Chevy guy too. Remind me what Australia made?
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>>542809466
This flag is a young immature kid.
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>>542814516
Drilled rotors are fucking stupid.
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>>542811920
I personally blame the cvt transmission. Built to expire after warranty.
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>>542809351
>Where turbo?

Supercharging kills engine life and fuel economy but increases peak power output.
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>>542814516
Your average King Ranch or Platinum is more expensive than your bmw. Regardless they are different tools woth different use cases.
I like bmw and also own one x3, but you are acting like a attention seeking avatarfagging faggot.
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>>542814708
>better gas venting and water evacuation
>inb4 "they're more likley to crack" if that happens fcp euro sends me new ones and I spend a hour replacing it. in fact when i wear them out every 10k miles or so they send me new ones for free.
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>>542814866
ii actually own an old ranger. its just fun triggering people on here. something about cars gets people very worked up.
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>>542809417
>10 billion lbft of torque
>0-60 in 4.7 billion years
If it's a diesel anyway.
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>>542809956

If you put a turbo on a 200 hp engine so it can produce 400 hp then you will need a cooling system that can twice the waste heat production. You dont see big engine cooling systems on modern small displacement turbocharged engines. Now guess why modern engines are infamous for dying early. The idea is that you are supposed to use the turbo only in short 10 second sprints and spend 99.5% of the time crusing on flat ground at 40 mph. In reality it doesnt work that way. Try driving up a mountain and see for yourself. Large displacement low to medium RPM no turbo engines last forever because they arent heavily stressed. Cant have that in the enshittification era.
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>>542814859
Not really. But I wouldn't just slap a turbo on anything not built for it.
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>>542814979
That seems perfect for you. Rangers are gay little trucks for teenage boys and suburbanite dads who larp as blue collar men on the weekends.
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>>542814922
All the people who actually track cars know that drilled rotors fucking suck.
Slotted rotors are fine though.
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>>542809956
>N/A tuning is a meme
It's more reliable as there's no fucking turbo seals and shit to fail.
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>>542814063
The niggers love their BBCs too. Fuck the big block chevy's. LS shit.
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>>542815069
Yeah they should have never called it "turbo". Maybe then dumb teens wouldn't slap one on their clapped out 02 civic so they could hear it "whistle". In Alaska they have to throw turbos on tractors because the air is so thin. Big fuckin turbos the size of entire vw motors. Don't get me started on boat turbos; you can stand on em.
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>>542814859
No it doesn't, you retarded nigger. A turbocharger uses waste heat from the exhaust to increase plenum density, thus improving VE, BSFC, and efficiency. If your car is tuned well, fuel efficiency actually increases with a turbocharger over the NA counterpart. Fuel efficiency and engine life can decrease if you're running at peak boost, RPM, and high IATs, though, a normal daily driven vehicle isn't operating at those conditions. Their have been many a LS based engines turbocharged that last forever and get better MPG than when they were NA to prove this.
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>>542815227
They call it that because of the turbine
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>>542815092
I was a longhaul trucker for a decade. I dont care about larping as a "big truck driver" considering I actually drove real trucks as my literal job.
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>>542809417
You know you don't need 20lbs of boost?
5lbs of boost makes a HUGE difference in power and especially fuel economy, and doesn't do anything to the longevity of the motor.
In fact, most people who add a turbo both increase the muffler size and add an intercooler, both of which will INCREASE longevity by helping keep the motor cooler.
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>>542815092
Ranger was a trim package of the Ford full-size truck in the sixties and seventies, not a smaller model of truck.
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>>542815112
yeah because they're more likey to crack. i literally said that. i prefer the look over slotted and dont care if they crack considering the site i order them from replaces them for life if you buy them once
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>>542809515
>207hp
>700ftlb of torque
>800000 miles before it needs a rebuild
You drive garbage because you're clueless and now we all know it
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>>542809532
Is that a twin supercharger?
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>>542809351
You'd want a super on a pushrod like the Godzilla. Even then pushrods aren't for high rpm, that thing is delivering most of what you need at 1200rpm. 3000 is probably all you need to get max power out of it.
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>>542815092
Different trucks, different applications. End of story.
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>>542815227
>In Alaska they have to throw turbos on tractors because the air is so thin.
Nigger, what? Maybe in Denali or something, but, for the majority of Alaska the air density is equivalent to -6000 ft sea level due to the cold air temps. Air density is all that matters to an engine. It doesn't matter if you're running a 106mm turbo pushing 40PSI if the air is so hot that the actual air density seen by the engine is equivalent to being that the top of Pikes Peak.
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>>542815363
Just dishing some shit back in your direction, my fucking company car is a maverik hybrid
Imho truckers are retards though no offense, i have to teach them how to chain down machinery sometimes
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>>542815459
Yes I could see how that would be relevant if we had this discussion 40 years ago
Quit being stupid
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>>542809857
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>>542815446
>5lbs of boost makes a HUGE difference in power
Theoretically an 34% increase in HP and torque.
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>>542815622
What’s the Pajeet infiltration rate of commercial trucking in the western US?
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>>542811290
They're killing diesel because diesel keeps for ever, as do the old motors.
The new ethanol gas lasts 3 months in the summer if you're lucky and less in the winter as it absorbs water from the atmosphere and turns to shit.
They want us locked in cities, easy to control and dispose of, and at this point I'm tired of repeating it because nobody is going to do a fucking thing about it except take their boosters and keep their heads down until it literally kills them.
I'm not going to martyr myself for the 95% of the population that is going to get exactly what it fucking deserves.
Looks like I'm just wait for that 5% to grow as everyone else dies off.
Here's hoping.
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>>542815656
>old ranger
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>>542815141
>put's a whole extra head on his engine with a gorillion extra sealing surfaces
>but worries about the single seal on a fan
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>>542815307
>>542815446
Only in engines that can handle increased cylinder pressurses (the LS is such an engine obviously)
Some older or cheaply made engines cannot, or I guess I say "can but only for a limited time act now and I will throw in a blown out head gasket for free" har har har har
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>>542811290
>pisses oil
What the Fuck are you drinking?
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>>542815543
No, that's just a Naturally Aspirated (NA) V10 with duel throttle bodies on it's shared plenum.
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>>542815307
>A turbocharger uses waste heat from the exhaust to increase plenum density, thus improving VE, BSFC, and efficiency.

Given how the engine is set up, a turbocharger doesnt increase fuel effiency, it increases power output. You increase intake pressure but you also increase exhaust pessure because there is more air and fuel than usual in the cylinder when ignition starts. All that combusted air wont be able to reach normal non turbo expansion before your engine runs out of cylinder volume. The extra pressure does not go towards propulsion, some of it is recovered by the turbo, but the rest flies out of your car's asshole. A great low weight solution for temporarily increase engine output at the expense of fuel economy and engine lifetime (if not properly designed with proper materials and cooling). You basically make a gas engine have the working pressure and temperatures of a diesel engine.
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>>542811404
Shitty fuel and engineered obsolescence killed the modern car, just like it's going to kill everything else.
This winter looks fun.
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>>542815596
Brother, I'm talking about mining and industrial operations. They add turbos to most heavy machinery because the air is so thin and cold, they help build pressure which is essential to diesel engines. It's not only useful for starting but idling too.
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>>542815796
The first Ranger (as in separate pickup model not trim level) came out like 40 fucking years ago gramps, im 99% sure that is what anon is talking about
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>>542815776
Re-occupy Coates
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>>542811663
I really love watching the old group b shit.
Really wish I could find some high quality torrents before they kill the internet.
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>>542815776
WMO exists
But yeah I see your point, its not like modern common rail diesels can run it
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>>542815852
giga wrenchlet lmao
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>>542809351
Turbos are gay. There's no replacement for displacement.
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>>542815733
Just trucking companies decreasing their labor cost, same as any other industry. Been seeing a lot of eastern european drivers in the last year or two actually
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>>542816055
said literally no racing driver ever
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>>542815997
Absolutely nothing he said was incorrect you silly little kangaroo fucker
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>>542816063
Displacementlet and cylinderlet cope
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>>542815810
The vast majority of stock engines can support a turbocharger at low PSI. Tuning, camshaft event timing, and dynamic compression ratio matter a lot.
>>542815852
>Given how the engine is set up, a turbocharger doesnt increase fuel effiency, it increases power output.
Nigger, yes it does, and literally thousands of LS based builds have proven this.
>You basically make a gas engine have the working pressure and temperatures of a diesel engine.
No the fuck you don't, or you'd have predetonation as soon as the fuel injector injected fuel into the cylinder. You know nothing of what you're trying to talk about. Just stop, you're giving people wrong information and making yourself look stupid.
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>>542815622
you're not lying most are literally fucking retards. i did it from 21 to 31. 36 now built a company doing import and 3pl fulfillment for ecommerce clothing brands. dont think i could do that shit my whole life. got tired of hearing old boomers at the TA breakfast counter telling me they used to be navy seals was afraid id wind up like that lol. mavricks are alright i just hate how you cant get a single cab version. just an asthetic preference
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>>542816134
Its not a binary thing like yes or no, its a increasing scale of stress you are adding to a motor, some better engineered motors barely notice the change but you are increasing the stress on them regardless
You are force feeding it air, you are going to increase cylinder pressures. Period. You and the aussie fucker can argue circles around this all night but its objectively correct
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>>542816107
He's basically saying higher compression is less efficient, when the opposite is true
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>>542816120
The cope is pretending you didn't want more power anyway
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>>542814063
Let's see it pull a trailer or make it to 400000km, which for a 5.9 12 valve was just getting broken in.
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>>542816222
It’s more efficient at squeezing power out of available volume. It still burns more gas faster and hotter
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>7.3L VEEEEE EIIGGGHHHHT
>150hp
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>>542815861
>because the air is so thin and cold
And I'm telling you that is an oxymoronic statement. Cold air isn't thin, and thin air isn't cold. Learn what density is. They add turbos because they're huge diesel engines that run low RPM and piston speeds, which would handicap their VE if they weren't turbocharged. Turbos are the only way they make efficient power and torque.
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>>542816320
No it's more efficient.
That's why every single ICE engine of the last two decades has moved to direct injection so they can chase astronomical compression ratios on low octane fuel - BECAUSE IT'S MORE EFFICIENT.
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>>542815717
That's a HUGE increase in my books considering how safe it is for the motor, especially considering the fuel economy might improve by 20%.
I thought that's why we're all here: the price of fuel.
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>>542815092
you wouldn't understand, full size trucks are for truck shit, small trucks are for running your trash to the dump and picking up a load of firewood and a quick stop at the store, in one round trip to town.

No one is firing up a 3500HD crew cab dually and trying to fight it through a wagon sized main street in town getting 5mpg just for transpo some trash and to grab supplies.
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americans can't drive or ride for shit
https://youtu.be/NiMUIMS13-M
https://youtu.be/NTufMDgtpmk

euros are practicing real men sports not faggoted going around ovals nonsense
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>>542816242
>more power
And that's why there's no replacement for displacement.
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>>542816275
Why stop there?
What are you a wrenchlet or something?
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>>542814063
Mashallah habibi
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>>542809263
It always confuses me, if it's more processed it should cost more. But Raw sugar costs more than refined sugar, same with salt, seed oil also cost less after refining . I guess it's govt subsidies that does that or refining just increases the shelf storage life, but still it should cost more as it will take more money to convert.
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>>542815847
I didn't know that.
That's pretty cool.
Sad so many of those got written off by retards. They weren't the sexiest, but that motor is pretty respectable.
Too bad dodge is kikes.
I have a 3.3 minivan and I wish I had 4 more in storage.
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>>542816482
so no racing driver ever because the racing driver would naturally desire the extra power of forced induction
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>>542816220
>Its not a binary thing like yes or no
So, exactly as I said? You're the one acting like it's binary.
>You are force feeding it air, you are going to increase cylinder pressures. Period.
Nobody said it wouldn't increase cylinder pressure. My point was slapping a low PSI turbo on a stock engine isn't going to lift a head and blow a head gasket just because. TUNING is the key.
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>>542816418
Thats more to do with better atomization of the fuel than anything. Some modern engines like GMs L8T (compared to its parent the 6.2) went to lower compression ratios because it helps longevity from the decreased stress on engine components.
Again when it comes to engineering an engine, do you want it to be a good time or last a long time? You have to make compromises.
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>>542815880
The 5 guys that got arrested there in a 'sting' where they got set up and 2 of their 'friends' were cops are still in and out of court/jail.
I'm going to wait for the competency crisis and the fuel crisis to collapse things a little before i even think about giving a shit.
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>>542816320
>It’s more efficient at squeezing power out of available volume.
Nigger, the VE of a turbocharged engine is WELL above 100%. It would be extremely difficult to get VEs above 120% in any NA that isn't a purpose built $200k+ race engine designed to work within a 600 RPM power-band. You literally cannot get the efficiency of a turbocharged engine with a NA engine without running it at the razors edge of destruction, which dramatically decreases engine life.
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>>542816461
Read my other post anon.

>>542816536
It absolutely will decrease the useable lifespan of an engine even if you tune it conservatively with lackluster fuel trims. If you have two identical blocks subject to the same use over their lives say two LS blocks for sake of comparison one NA and one turbo, the NA will last longer
American OEMs figured this out a long time ago, there is a reason all their gas tow engines are still NA


Fuck you guys I am sobering up meant to pass out by now
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>>542811894
Cargo ships run on bunker fuel, not diesel.
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>>542815545
push rods have handled 7,000rpm on factory cars since the fucking 60s

non of these dohc 4v engines are revving anywhere close to needing that level of valve train

and if you want to talk about efficiency then don't bring up engines that go over 6,200rpm
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>>542816220
>You are force feeding
Sure.
But if you've done it right, you're actually keeping the motor cooler because of the airflow and larger exhaust.
A 15% increase in torque is going to be distributed throughout the motor, and isn't going to be any different than a 15% increase in rpm .
The only time you're seeing a camshaft through a block is because you did something stupid with your boost.
Otherwise the thing you have to worry about, with longevity, with efficiency, is heat.
Heat kills the motor long before a 5psi boost will.
There's a reason a turbo is required for high elevations.
>>542816242
The only reason I've turbod any of my vehicles is fuel economy and endurance.
You want power?
Get a bigger motor.
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>>542816461
>No one is firing up a 3500HD crew cab dually and trying to fight it through a wagon sized main street in town getting 5mpg just for transpo some trash and to grab supplies.
You're literally describing 90% of men that work the oilfield, rolling coal and snorting rails while they go it.
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>>542816450
>That's a HUGE increase in my books considering how safe it is for the motor,
Yeah.
>especially considering the fuel economy might improve by 20%.
You'd most likely get 10%-15% increase in fuel efficiency by adding a turbo with a great tune.
>>542816528
Yeah, all Vipers were NA, and barely had any nanny electronics to keep you from putting yourself into a tree if you got too happy with the throttle. I think that's the main reason they don't get the praise they need to get.
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>>542815816
>Fuck are you drinking?
kike tears mostly.
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>>542816962
>kike tears
Those only go in the shower, if you know what I mean.
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>>542816825
A 15% increase in torque is much different than a 15% increase in rpm, one is increased cylinder pressure, the other is inertial loads and friction
Also compressing the air in the intake creates heat, hence the need for an intercooler. Nobody said 5 psi is going to window the block. I’m saying if you take two otherwise identical engines doing the same work, the one making that extra 15% torque through boost is putting higher cylinder pressure and thermal load through the rotating assembly. That’s additional stress whether the engine survives it or not. Proper engineering can make the turbo engine plenty durable, but it doesn’t make the additional load disappear.
I live in CO trust me I understand the altitude benefit.
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>>542816901
These yuppies cant even fathom that sort of lifestyle mang I tell you whut
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fuck dohc fuck turbos fuck gasoline direct injection, OHV naturally aspirated master race YOLO
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American cars be like:
>8.3l engine
>16l/100km
>0-100 in 12.8 seconds
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>>542816901
no that's the bosses kid, first generation new money reenacting what they saw other men doing but not understanding what was going on.

the Carolina lean is a simulacrum of a whooped old truck thats been overloaded too much, Jimbobs truck was blowing smoke because his engine is shot.
all that shit that's getting emulated is shit real truck owners hate because it means something broke which means they're broke and stuck with a smoky pos with flatted suspension that rides like shit.
Are they still proud of their shitheap.. if you get them drunk enough and talk shit on it, yeah. The rest of the time they're cursing the damn thing wishing for the day it stops dragging its ass down the road so they can justify buy a new used piece of shit that will get destroyed on the job.
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>>542815776
>They're killing diesel because diesel keeps for ever, as do the old motors.
>The new ethanol gas lasts 3 months in the summer if you're lucky and less in the winter as it absorbs water from the atmosphere and turns to shit.
Unless you are on a farm with multi thousand gallon tanks of diesel this fact is not terribly useful
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>>542816823
Yeah but dohc allows for more fine tuning and intake/exhaust overlap, intake loitering open for longer and other such nonsense
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>>542816728
>It absolutely will decrease the useable lifespan of an engine even if you tune it conservatively with lackluster fuel trims.
I don't really count getting 300k miles out of your LS compared to 290k when turbocharged a actual problem.
>If you have two identical blocks subject to the same use over their lives say two LS blocks for sake of comparison one NA and one turbo, the NA will last longer
That totally depends on what you classify use as. If you're talking two LS based engines in trucks used for towing, no, as you're going to be working the NA LS harder to pull the same load compared to a turbocharged LS. Meaning more heat, ring and cylinder wear, more fuel usage, more fuel washing the oil film from your cylinder walls and contaminating your oil leading to even more bearing, cylinder, and ring wear, etc.
>American OEMs figured this out a long time ago, there is a reason all their gas tow engines are still NA
All gas tow engines are gas because the US companies spent billions and decades designing those engines and have used them for decades. Spending billions on new turbocharged engines isn't something they're going to do willingly. They're also high displacement pushrod engines operating at relatively low RPMs with 6+ speed transmissions and low rearend gearing. They don't last anywhere near their passenger car counterparts due to the excess wear from towing - even when designed and engineered specifically for towing. Also, efficiency isn't really a concern as gas is cheap and the EPA lenient on truck MPG. The twin turbo Ecoboost V6 F150 will tow more than the 6.2l Silverado 1500, and has more low-end torque and better gas millage than the 1500 and will last just as long.
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>>542816324
Thank your liberal government. You are not allowed emissions.
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>>542817455
You dont know shit about fuck. Tons of trailer trash felon retards finance those things after they get their first $3k big boy check being a fucking water supply guy in some rig in the ass end of nowhere working 2 weeks on 2 weeks off
We are talking about oil field, not some faggot landscaper company
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>>542816825
>You want power?
>Get a bigger motor.

Said no racing team ever
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>>542809263
>Dieselsisissies
All farms that produce food and trucks that transport goods run on Diesel you retard everything is going to double in price by harvest season and winter
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>>542816823
Oooops turns out your big heavy valvetrain requires a big heavy spring to control it
Oh would you look at that, when you go to a sensible valvetrain with direct cam on bucket or cam on finger follower and 4 small valves instead of two big ones you can run so much less spring pressure that you just automatically get more power and efficiency FOR FREE
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>>542817770
>when you go to a sensible valvetrain with direct cam on bucket or cam on finger follower and 4 small valves instead of two big ones you can run so much less spring pressure that you just automatically get more power and efficiency FOR FREE
Somewhat true for commercially viable engines. Though, conversely, the 4-valve DOHC lends itself to only being able to make efficient power in the higher RPM ranges due to the inherent design disadvantages with the valve angles and port design (very limited if no short side radius). This makes for a lazy, inefficient port at low RPMs with shitty fuel mixing abilities.
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>>542817567
I would expect it to much larger than 10k. And I seriously doubt you would stress the NA engine that much more, and regardless you should be changing oil more often if you are towing regardless to the point where the fuel dilution should be a wash (hue)
And pardon me but I think that is a load of shit. The 7.3 ford unleashed has very little incommon with the 460, given the time frame of development Ford could have easily have created a forced induction motor, had they wanted. They did not. They purposely created a engine that can make that power without the increased cylinder pressures and extra thermal load. I’m not saying turbos inherently make engines unreliable. I’m saying that, all else equal, boost adds cylinder pressure and thermal load, so an NA engine has more durability margin. That’s why Ford made the Godzilla a 7.3L NA V8 for Super Duty instead of turbocharging a smaller engine: for an HD gas engine, they could get the required torque and power through displacement rather than adding boost, heat, and complexity. Turbo engines can absolutely be engineered to last a long time, but that doesn’t mean the additional stress from boost magically doesn’t exist
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>>542817712
Think he means the retards that drive around in consumer pickup trucks made to smoke obnoxiously and raised up on big wheels like a cute little toy monster truck.
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>>542817712
Well now is the time to switch to electric trucks
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>>542817060
>identical engines doing the same work, the one making that extra 15% torque
Anon, if their identical, and one is boosted, they're not doing the same work, one is doing 15% more work.
That's torque.
That's why they say, you buy horsepower, but you drive torque.
The question here is, is the boosted engine producing 15% more torque going to last 85% as long as the NA engine and I think, for most old engines (I have an idi 7.3 and a 4.2 I've turbocharged) that your longevity is going to be very similar, with a slight advantage to the NA all things being equal.
Which they won't be, because the turbo will get more attention and the NA will get bagged because people will be pissy about how gutless it is compared to the turbo.
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>>542817546
i like VVT in concept but in practice its just finicky fragile BS.
Its not actually adding power,rather its add back low end torque by fake a smaller cam to make up for lousy port velocity at low rpm from massively over sized ports that floe 300+cfm

But there is something wrong going on that's not been properly described in car culture/engine building and that is why don't DOHC 4v engines make more power?
the numbers don't add up, if you put a 300cfm head on a old push rod small block 5.7L you get a 800hp nascar engine, but a vk56 w/300cfm heads only makes 170cfm sbc power? and if you cam it and spin it up to 8,500rpm you're still only get 500hp unless you do a $50,000 B&B on it.
So wtf? nothing DOHC should need anything but a cam swap to hit +100hp/liter but thats something you never see, based on rpm and flow numbers the average N/A 2jz should easily hit 400hp but for whatever reason all that bullshit about higher rpm means more wheel torque= little displacement better! and in the end they resorted turbos to restore the torque that DOHC and VVT couldn't make up for, which is twice as stupid because most turbos are tuned for 6,000rpm unless you oversize and make it laggy
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>>542817482
Who the Fuck is driving a diesel and living in the city? If you're driving a diesel car, you're now paying a lot more to operate it than the same car with a gas job. Simple as.
If you're here, my only advice to you is, get the Fuck out of the city, now.
Before it turns into an open air prison full of niggers and npcs and you.
And yeah, you can get air tight barrels cheap.
I have 3 filled with gas in cool storage to go along with the dozen Jerry cans of premium, and a 1000l of diesel in an old tank I paid $200 for (that came with $400 in fuel oil) 11 years ago.
If for no other reason than to beat inflation and feed the generators.
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>>542817979
>the 4-valve DOHC lends itself to only being able to make efficient power in the higher RPM ranges due to the inherent design disadvantages with the valve angles and port design (very limited if no short side radius). This makes for a lazy, inefficient port at low RPMs with shitty fuel mixing abilities.

Real wrenchlet hours
They deliberately tune the DOHC 4v economy engines for mid range power and efficiency because IT'S BETTER, they could easily make it a low RPM turd if they wanted to (they don't want to).
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>>542817672
Pretty sure this thread has a 6 ton truck on the cover, but yeah, my favorite vehicle ever is the Lancia Delta S4 AWD twin turbo supercharged chariot of God.
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>>542818459
Trucks can have more power too bud
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>>542818430
NO! bad anon, you are wrong now stfu.
Even BMW switched from a 4v back to a 2v on their v12 because they couldn't get the driveability out of the high flow head.

they could not make a high torque low rom engine out of a 4v because port velocities under 5,000 are trash leading to poor combustion efficiency which is not the same thing as volumetric efficiency but that also tanks below peak rpm range
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>>542809263
Fuck off I tuned my truck for premium and am now getting fucked sideways by this Jew war
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>>542818601
If that were that still doesn't prove anything about pushrods, manufacturers would just make their DOHC engines 2 valve.
(they don't btw)
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>>542818403
>Who the Fuck is driving a diesel and living in the city?
Coal rolling clowns that smoke around in a diesel pickup with an absurd smoke stack cut through the bed, wasting fuel running rich. In other era they would be the douchebag wigger in one of those "boom cars"...hell some of them have subs in the coalmobile so they can boom and smoke at the same time.

Ah the pastimes of the eternal manchild.
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>>542809263
>6-speed automatic transmission
Based and anti luddite pilled
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>>542818430
It's obvious you know absolutely zero about port design. Just because you can turn a wrench doesn't mean you can design an efficient port and cut it. Any retard can turn a wrench, only a big brain like me can design and cut you a port for your 500CI 10.5k RPM Pro Stock motor.
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>>542819769
>ALL THE OEMS ARE DOING IT WRONG
>I'M THE REAL PORT GENIUS

Yeah ok retard
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>>542809263
>automatic
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>>542819769
>Australians
>designing a port
lmao … it’s a prison island … roaches check in but they don’t check out



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