Turbo diesel inline 6 >425rwHP<>VIDEO<

["Brien Tourville" <hh7x@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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"Most of the Finnish guys run 100% stock internals in their engines. 
Only external mods. A couple of engines have steel conrods just to be 
safe in the 500+ hp area and around 6000 rpm...

The non-crossflow 5-pot OM617 is not very popular as it is of old 
design. 

Weapon of choice would be OM603 from 1987 300D or 300SDL. 

So far 480hp from OM603. 

Beware of the ~90 350SDL as the engine in those is the feared "rod-
bender".

The ultimate engine would be the 24-valve OM606 from ~99 E300D turbo.

 500+ hp available from these monsters.

 *** Edited 6/6/2005 8:47:20 PM UTC by Melitos*** "

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	http://www.teamrwd.com/dieselboost/300_24.php

Some pics and a dynosheet about a Mercedes 190E AMG. 

The original 4-cyl gasoline-engine has been swapped to 3-liter 24-
valve 6-cyl turbodiesel from late 90's Mercedes 300 Turbodiesel. 
Bigger turbo, cooler and modifying to the pump = 425 rwhp. 

The revs are limited (so far) to quite low but the engine has 
potential to 6000+ rpm. 

Also due to clutch slipping problems the injection pump isn't tuned 
to max output. 

The units in the dynosheet are horsepower for power and newton-meters 
(Nm) to torque. 

You can convert Nm to lb-ft by dividing with 1.36 i.e. 136 newton 
meters equals 100 lb-ft. 

As you might have guessed, we have metric unit system here in Europe.

Also video with aforementioned car and similar car with 2,5 litre 
turbodiesel can be found here:

http://www.saunalahti.fi/~hecekiel/dieselboost_demo.mpg (15 megs).

 *** Edited 9/29/2004 9:35:27 PM UTC by Melitos*** 


Found all this here:

http://www.diesel-
central.com/forums/default.aspx?mode=thread&TopicID=2940


I'm leaning on CNBC-TV Business to address the Governmental
blocking greater production of low Sulphur Diesel fuels and Diesel 
Passenger vehicle sales ban in New York.


This Hybrid sham and Hydrogen Bomb ruse has gone far enough.




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