Posted by the tractor vet on January 06, 2009 at 17:25:39 from (75.19.124.16):
In Reply to: 766 power-up?? posted by MadCoMike on January 06, 2009 at 16:23:21:
Yea ya can BUT keep in mind that for every 10% that ya tweek ya loose that much engine life . Before i would start twisten screw when ya have no idea of what your doing take it in to some one that has a dyno and knows how to use it and run it on said dyno and see where your at now . And let a pro do the twisten . Myself i do not have a problem twisten them up to 100 ponys BUT ya may want to add a pyrometer to keep track of the extra heat and never lug her dwon as SHE WILL SMOKE and smoke is unburnt fuel and unburnt fuel can and will wash the walls.
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