[1974FJ]

I went to a place we call Devils Playground in North Carolina and happened to meet this guy with a custom buggy with a newly aquired 4bt with the th400 behind it. hes running rockwells with 49"x21"R17 iroks that he has no problem roasting.
http://community.webshots.com/video/3050901090100471185QLvQiK
http://community.webshots.com/video/3023380760100471185SGAfxG
http://community.webshots.com/video/3062378540100471185UlgHwm
http://community.webshots.com/video/3080828380100471185tzABlb
I got a question too....
I got to talking this guy, Brandon, and after asking what hes done with the engine(because it smokes like a train, very cool :smokin he told me that he "ground-down the fuel plate." And since im very new to this 4bt/diesel world i wouldnt mind somebody explaining what this means.

 

[66gaza]

If you look at my avatar you will see various fuel plates, these are for the inline P pump and they increase fuelling at near or at WOT. there are a few more. You can buy one or cut/grind your own from a standard one. In my avatar the fuelling gets progressively more aggressive.

Gaza

 

[mrector]

Cool videos, and great sound. Is this the same place as the devils den in NC? If so I have been there.

 

[1974FJ]

Yeah that thing was cool

You know ive never heard it call devils den, but i think a 4wheelin club "Mud Devils" either own it or call it there own.

 

[Dieselnutz]

Cool video,Thanks!

 

[47Ford - 1.5Ton]

Anyone have a remote clue what turbo that would even be.....can the H1C make that kind of whistle? (I want mine to sound just like that)

 

[bigorangecntry07]

ya just straight pipe it

 

[1974FJ]

yeah, i took the video, and it is the factory H1C turbo thats straight piped to the rear with 3.5". he said he modified the fuel "plate" by drilling bigger holes or whatever and thats why hes getting more fuel then it can burn.

 

[bigorangecntry07]

damn im good