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74 OC-15 PARTS
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Welcome and thanks for the Nodwell info. I have not seen much of their technical information here, although it could reside here and I just don't know. The differential certainly looks robust enough. What engines were used in front of this OC 15 diff??
Regards, Kirk
Regards, Kirk
redlinenwt
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From the 60's thru to the late 80's they had many power plants in the 110's the most common would be the Detroit Diesel 4-53 130hp @ 2800
I've seem a lot of old ones with ford V-8's
I've seem a lot of old ones with ford V-8's
They originally came with Ford straight 6s in them and did for quit a while. The US Army version had Ford 292 V8s in them - the same as a T-bird engine. When Western Geo used a lot of them for oil seismic work, they put 453 Gimmys in them. Some had 653s with Allisons behind them. Have seen a couple with Cat 3208s which in my opinion was be best. Lots of power, but less than a 653 with which you had worry about the rear ends if you really riefed on them. The 3208s were quitter and weighed less.
Bill
Bill