dieselJon

Try fitting this into our trucks! I thought it said 12v not.......

Link

Not selling or know the guy

Jon

NSJ15332

I've always wondered if it could be done. It would be one hell of an engine swap though. That engine is so big and heavy that it would have to go in the bed of the truck.

np205

Been around 2 of those. They were the engine for a Berger Mark 6 yarder. Plenty of pulling power.

MikeThomas

10 bucks says it wouldnt fit in the bed either!

rbrettctd

Well if you are challenging....

np205

It'd fit in the bed, but the front end would be off the ground. Just a little to much motor.

A_port93

the fun part would be finding parts to stand up to that power. im sure it wouldnt end up up being a heavy engine/transmission combo though

farmer0_1

putt the motor on a heavy built gooseneck with a generator on it and then just put a electric motor under the hood. sounds like a train.

airmen65

thats sweet. talk about sweet 1/4 mile times... then it could hook up and haul the team trailer home. lol.

bloodhound51

there is a mack semi running around here that sports a caterpillar engine from a d11 dozer i have no clue what the engine is all i no is it has twin turbos and pulls harder then any truck ive been in including 3408 cat powered peterbilts.

dieselJon

Think of the electric motor that could replace the stock Cummins in size! Electric have 100% torque through out the rpm range! 1/4 mile times would be awsome and the dyno would need to go higher than 1200 hp and whatever the torque limit is.

Jon

farmer0_1

always wanted to build a hundred horse allwheel drive tractor with the diesel generator and electric motors on the wheels.

timb

Mount that engine in the back of the truck, turn the cooling fan around and just let it push you down the road. I'm sure the fan puts out as much air as an airplane does.

Sidewinder

You would have the ULTIMATE HYBRID. The greenies would love you!

Look out Prius!

ratat98

That thing ran a 300KW genset...thats just about enough to power my hometown...