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Cummins Nut
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grumpy old know it all says no O-rings
Ok so i just talked to a grumpy old guy, who says he has been building 5.9 12v's and 8.3's for sled puller's in the mid west since the early 90's and before. I actually called him to ask his shop to O-ring my head. He said that is a waste of time, and that the only way to do it is to o-ring the block. Then he told me that I was just damaging my pump having a zero plate and stock "pop it valves" (Delivery Valves) because because the valves can't flow enough and it just builds tons of pressure in the pump cylinder and it can't get out. And also said that I wasn't running nearly enough timing. He claims to have a 96 that runs 11. something 1/4 don't remember exact, on 85 lbs of boost and a stock head gasket and stock head bolts. He said that the stock will hold as long as you have the truck set up right aka pump set up right, right DV's, right timing for your setup. what do you think????? He was really knowledgeable, seemed to know everything i do, and a lot more, so i don't really have any reason to not believe him.
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'94,2500 4X4, 5 sp, leveled, 35" M/T's, DDP II sticks, K&N, Single stack, #0 plate, disabled wastegate, 4K GSK, HD 60# valve springs, Valair ceramic 600 HP single disk clutch, Water/Meth, DIY propane, WMO blend,
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well last time I check the stocked head gasket was rated for 45psi max! I hit 60 psi a few times and was ok then one time and there she went. From what I understand the reason you oring the head is so it will handle more boost, doesnt seem right to me. Buy hey im a dumb kid....LOL
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94 f350 w/ 95 6bt. 370 Hp Marine Injectors, #4 fuel plate, dodgezilla hybrid turbo 14cm wastegated, and a lot more! |
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i think your post title says it all grumpy old know it all i ran into a similar problem when i straight piped my truck. called a local mom and pop guy, and he was all about NOT doing it for some of the dumbest reasons. he said he wouldnt do it and hung up. you could tell he was an old fart and thought he knew every damn thing.
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Diesel Freak
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yea i would do it. ive never heard of anyone running over 50 or 60 and not having problems. all the pros do it, so do it haha. cant hurt right?
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94 12valve 5 speed. custom 5" single stack,AFE intake,Holset H1E, bosch 370s, TST #6, Schied Diesel DVs, HD valve springs, A-meter Pyro and boost, boost elbow, KPD killed,16.5*, 550hp clutch on the way, leveling kit
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Cummins Fanatic
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there is a torquing sequence that i have heard will 80. its a secret sequence that ive only heard talk of and cant think of who does it off top my head ( )
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95 12v 2wd, reg cab, long bed, pyro and boost guage, 90hp ddp inj, #4 plate, 3k gsk 2nd gen project engine-stock
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Cummins Fanatic
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i am running 50 to 60 evey day on my 12v with stock 96 gasket and bolts. the has never been off the truck. if you tq them right it will hold a lot more then you think.
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96 12v 2500 215hp pump,DV's,4k spring, SB66,suncoast con. 95 24v 1500 13mm p-pump,PH71, DDP's comps, HTS full billet tranny. Southern Diesel Performance (205)533-0453 |
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Cummins Nut
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Well I guess you'll never really know unless you try right? Just to make sure, is blowing your head gasket very bad for the engine?? Im thinking about bumping the timing farther up to 20* here and seeing if it pops...
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'94,2500 4X4, 5 sp, leveled, 35" M/T's, DDP II sticks, K&N, Single stack, #0 plate, disabled wastegate, 4K GSK, HD 60# valve springs, Valair ceramic 600 HP single disk clutch, Water/Meth, DIY propane, WMO blend,
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Cummins Fanatic
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on my 96 i run 19* of timming, 370's, hotrod 215hp pump,cut dv's,4k spring,0# plate, moded AFC, and Super Phat Shaft 62. 179k on her and going. i did all this to it at 160k
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96 12v 2500 215hp pump,DV's,4k spring, SB66,suncoast con. 95 24v 1500 13mm p-pump,PH71, DDP's comps, HTS full billet tranny. Southern Diesel Performance (205)533-0453 |
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'94,2500 4X4, 5 sp, leveled, 35" M/T's, DDP II sticks, K&N, Single stack, #0 plate, disabled wastegate, 4K GSK, HD 60# valve springs, Valair ceramic 600 HP single disk clutch, Water/Meth, DIY propane, WMO blend,
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if you retorque your head bolts in a certain procedures of tighting them down, i type it but its to long, torqueing them down to 150lbs. for turbos pusing more than 45psi. this is what i was told
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Tech Specialist
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Whether studs are a benefit or not is a debated topic. Like stated a careful torque procedure helps a lot. I think the idea is 30,60,90,120,125,130,135, etc to the desired torque in 5lb increments with a good torque wrench and well lubed bolts.And retorque and retorque again.
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Diesel Freak
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I agree. Sounds like you got ahold of some old fart that probably has an old 6.9 IDI Ford and thinks it has a p-pump on it. Just kidding. I was talking to Gus the other day and he said that as long as you have 2 perfectly flat surfaces going back together, you CAN use a stock head gasket and head bolts. Said that he had one that was holding 80+ psi. I believe him because he is VERY familiar with the ole Cummins.
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1996 Dually 4x4, auto with BD valve body and torque-lok, banks twin ram, no plate, BHAF, Cummins exhaust brake SOLD!! 1996 2wd
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