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Old 06-03-2013, 04:58 PM   #5
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Re: dealing with the extra weight if a diesel

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I'm finding 685 lbs. for a fully dressed 454 (including cast iron manifolds) and 980 lbs. for a ve pumped 12v 6bt. The 12v weight includes 47rh adapter plate , flexplate, starter, vacc/power steering pump, a/c compressor, altenator, hx35 turbo, oil filter full of oil, 12 qts oil in the pan, diaphram lift pump, fuel filter, and crew cab`s motor mounts, no fan or fan clutch. So not quite as bad as you would think. 300+/- lb. difference.

Chad
Nice info.

So adding a 6bt would be quite a bit less than say adding a old school Fisher 9 foot plow, a lot of K30s and C30s back in the day were earning their keep plowing snow.
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