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617 & 616 Intake/Exhaust options?
From time to time I have seen where people listed mods that were done to the Mercedes and at times it listed other intake/exhaust manifolds.
What options are there for using other intakes and exhaust manifolds on the following; OM616 Diesel 4 cylinder- intake and exhaust as I am going to put a Turbo on mine! (5-6.5lbs of boost) OM617 Diesel 5 cylinder- I am looking for some options to improve the flow on the intake/exhaust side...perhaps a different easily spooled turbo. I recently saw an 83 Mercedes 300SD where the person listed a 94 Cobra intake and yet another where a Honda was listed on a 4 cylinder BUT I have gotten any responses from them! Thanks in afvance
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1982 300SD 1984 300SD 1990 Chevrolet Suburban 4x4- 6.2L diesel Banks Turbo 1984 Chevrolet 4x4 M1008- 1 1 /4 ton, 4.56's, 6.2L 49K, NOW sporting a performance built 700r4 overdrive. Sold 82 240d 81 240d 83 300Td 84 300D turbo |
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OM617 Mod's
Hey dude! i have not posted here for a while because i am very busy and i work a lot on my W126's 420SEL and the 560SEL.
But here is your answer for the intake manifold of the OM617 http://www.youtube.com/user/MBdieselFREAK this is a Video of my 1982 300SD the intake Manifold is from a W115 1975 300D N/A I apologize to all the fellow members of this forum for not updating on all my project but ill post pics soon of all my mods on the 560SEL im almost done! and i got plenty of pictures! http://s356.photobucket.com/albums/oo3/MBdieselFreak/ these are pics from a little while ago but you can still check them out if you got more questions ill take the time to answer them.
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1991 560SEL AMG "Jap spec" 1989 560SEL Euro spec |
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Let us know how long the engine lives!
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don't use much boast with your plan...
MB added different pistons and oil cooling jets to deal with the heat of the turbo/extra fuel. Without it the potential for scuffing and seizing pistons exist. But, Atlanta Stutgard had a guy doing them by cutting off the end of a 5 cylinder , welding the end and putting them on. Think he turned the boost down- not sure how he did the fuel compensation for pressure. Your not the first one ... Michael |
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