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PostPosted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 8:35 am 
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I have always wondered who built this: http://www.slantsix.org/articles/turbo- ... l-side.jpg

Duel Dutra's, twin turbo's. Did it ever run?

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PostPosted: Sun Nov 09, 2008 9:14 am 
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Funny I don't recall ever seeing a hand crank orifice on any slant six. How would one start this baby with an A 904 attached...

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maybe with a decompression lever like the old 290 cummins had?
or maybe a wind-up inertial starter like the old radial piston engines had? how cool would that be.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z2ChXmMiXjY

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This was never built. Doug just mocked this up with parts he had lying around.

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That's kinda what I thought. I couldn't see how a starter would fit.

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Now if you used the low starter, V-8 trans with the adaptor.... :twisted:
truthfully, there is no good reason to run dual turbos, unless you set them up as sequential with a diversion valve.
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truthfully, there is no good reason to run dual turbos, unless you set them up as sequential with a diversion valve.
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If you have dual carbs :roll:

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Plumb that into the dual 1 barrel manifold you are working on Doug, that would be a neat mockup

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what was the point of turning the propeller by hand? Is it some sort of priming?

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In that same article there is a picture above that one, is that manifold from a buick turbo coupe? If so how did that one work out?

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what was the point of turning the propeller by hand? Is it some sort of priming?
To move oil to various parts of the engine.

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Yeah, like out of the bottom cylinders so they don't hydraulic lock!

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oh. yeah i guess it would be good to have oil everywhere and not just in the bottom cylinders

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