Subject	When I was diesal a mechanic, I use to work on
Posted by	AzHeat on March 11, 2004 at 8:39 PM
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In Reply To	Re: w/o means "without" posted by genic on March 11, 2004 at 03:15 PM
Message	the 71 series detroit diesal engines. The Detroits are commonly found in Grey Hound buses. They are two - stroke engines. It has to have the blower for cylinder scavenging. The cylinder liners have ports that get uncovered when the piston is at BTDC. When a detroit has a blower it is considered NA. When it has turbo charger on top of the blower then it considered forced induction.
Follow Ups	2200hp, 5600ft/lb w/o NOS, twin V8, twin blower, quad turbo - SIZZLIN (prev. Hunter DG) 15:06:54 03/11/04 w/o means "without" - Kenny 15:13:28 03/11/04 Re: w/o means "without" - genic 15:15:30 03/11/04 When I was diesal a mechanic, I use to work on - AzHeat 20:39:46 03/11/04 non-intercooled...that's alot of hot air. (n/m) - Zeus 15:28:32 03/11/04 Re: non-intercooled...that's alot of hot air. - zerioustt 15:48:45 03/11/04 *cough*itsadiesel*cough* (n/m) - Spee 21:02:32 03/11/04 Child's play - ZBlacktt 16:20:19 03/11/04 jesus.... - Zeus 16:22:19 03/11/04 ...says the guy who lives through 9 months of winter. - Kenny 16:29:00 03/11/04 it's 5 months of winter - Zeus 16:32:59 03/11/04 Good thing they don't go to the beach ;). (n/m) - Kenny 17:07:22 03/11/04 Need to get to the barn dance in a hurry, jimbo? (n/m) - Milo (Sport Z Magazine) 17:13:25 03/11/04 I love watching tractor pulls on the speed channel - U ZCREAM 17:33:15 03/11/04 Re: I love watching tractor pulls on the speed channel - Spee 21:00:48 03/11/04 Yea and then ya - ZBlacktt 21:10:58 03/11/04 that looks PS'd (n/m) - Spee 22:14:43 03/11/04 it's not, found it on same site as first pic. (n/m) - ZBlacktt 00:33:08 03/12/04 Excellent point. No doubt....... (n/m) - RSR 07:10:42 03/12/04
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