Many people here are against the idea of converting the engine to gasoline. They think that it is useless and will not improve the performance of the truck in terms of torque and speed. What is your advice.? I'll use it for light laod.
Well the GMC 366 and 427 Tall Deck engines are built for large commercial trucks , I do not have the exact specs but it has more than 100 foot pounds of torque over the original engine and will easily turn 1000 RPM faster . So this truck now will drive highway speed‘s and have more power (torque) With the original engine 54 miles an hour it was about Max it’s simply ran out of RPM .
@@aburawadaljuaid3472 65 mph should be approximately 3100 rpm, very easy for this engine, One size bigger tires will drop the RPM a fair bit but not necessary
thats awesome! was curious if theres a vid of you driving this truck on the road? id love to hear how it sounds. : D
Congratulate.👍👍👍👍
what type engine? i have truck like this too but i use as sugar cane truck
GMC 366 tall deck
@@North700 ho si gasoline type?
@@depede384 yes it is
How was driving it with the new engine? And without trailing?
Have not been on the road with it, but it does seem to have more torque than the other engine had.
Many people here are against the idea of converting the engine to gasoline. They think that it is useless and will not improve the performance of the truck in terms of torque and speed. What is your advice.? I'll use it for light laod.
Well the GMC 366 and 427 Tall Deck engines are built for large commercial trucks , I do not have the exact specs but it has more than 100 foot pounds of torque over the original engine and will easily turn 1000 RPM faster .
So this truck now will drive highway speed‘s and have more power (torque)
With the original engine 54 miles an hour it was about Max it’s simply ran out of RPM .
@@North700
I wish I could get to 65 mph at 2800-3000 rpm, I think it is fast enough for me.
@@aburawadaljuaid3472 65 mph should be approximately 3100 rpm, very easy for this engine, One size bigger tires will drop the RPM a fair bit but not necessary