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Mason's 1968 model 05
- rusty
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
wish I was young again it only took me a week to get done what you do in a couple of days. Looking good U
I am sure you thought about covering the exhaust to protect the batteries and keep the heat out.
I am sure you thought about covering the exhaust to protect the batteries and keep the heat out.
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
Yes, i will wrap the exhaust with DEI Titanium wrap, that will be a start, once it is running then we will see if we need more heat protection or not...
1968 05 Series 60/B500 swap 2019-2021
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
I wrapped my exhaust pipe, but I need a turbo blanket. It builds a ton of heat!
Eric Brown
Spartanburg, SC
1973 05
Series 60 allison 4000MHP
Spartanburg, SC
1973 05
Series 60 allison 4000MHP
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
Here is the DEI exhaust wrap.
I am looking at EHP wet blanket for the muffler, being so close to the floor. They said it cuts heat 50 to 75%, which seems substantial to me. I would think it would work for the turbo, also.
I am looking at EHP wet blanket for the muffler, being so close to the floor. They said it cuts heat 50 to 75%, which seems substantial to me. I would think it would work for the turbo, also.
1968 05 Series 60/B500 swap 2019-2021
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
When we had our business I represented EHP at a minor level. The product is amazing.
I used the wet blanket product on my exhaust manifolds and turbo on my 6V92 and it was great. The only issue is that it is fragile. It needs to be protected. I used a high temp aluminum tape as I recall.
Jim
I used the wet blanket product on my exhaust manifolds and turbo on my 6V92 and it was great. The only issue is that it is fragile. It needs to be protected. I used a high temp aluminum tape as I recall.
Jim
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Evergreen, CO
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'85 Eagle 10 with Series 60 & Eaton AutoShift 10 speed transmission SOLD
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
From what I remember, turbos can reach temperatures as high as 1400 degrees F, while aluminum can melt at around 1200 degrees F. That is a worst case situation, but it would seem prudent to use stainless steel bands or covers because they melt at twice the temperature, or ceramics that are not fragile. Maybe the EHP dry blankets are less fragile? The Titanium pipe wrap is good for 1800 degrees F of direct contact, but it stiffens after being exposed to heat, and would be messy to remove if repair or replacement is needed. That is why Clifford Allen prefers the custom made covers that an outfit like PowerTherm makes, which are expensive.
Walter
Dayton, Ohio
1975 Silvereagle Model 05, 8V71, 4 speed Spicer
1982 Eagle Model 10, 6V92, 5 speed Spicer
1984 Eagle Model 10, 6V92 w/Jacobs, Allison HT740
1994 Eagle Model 15-45, Series 60 w/Jacobs, Allison HT746
Dayton, Ohio
1975 Silvereagle Model 05, 8V71, 4 speed Spicer
1982 Eagle Model 10, 6V92, 5 speed Spicer
1984 Eagle Model 10, 6V92 w/Jacobs, Allison HT740
1994 Eagle Model 15-45, Series 60 w/Jacobs, Allison HT746
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
Yes, Penn recommended covering in a different material that was a little more robust to hold up to road debris, rocks, etc.
Since my muffler isn't exposed to the road I am not sure I would need that...
He also recommended stainless steel bands to hold the wet blanket on, but did say you could use tape as Jim did.
Since my muffler isn't exposed to the road I am not sure I would need that...
He also recommended stainless steel bands to hold the wet blanket on, but did say you could use tape as Jim did.
1968 05 Series 60/B500 swap 2019-2021
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
Talked to Eric brown yesterday, solved any questions I had about a transmission cooler.
So then just had a little WWAI with the back street side corner...
I had just put the rear bumper corner in and discovered that it fit terrible... So... WWAI!
It's always dangerous when I get ahold of a demo saw
So then just had a little WWAI with the back street side corner...
I had just put the rear bumper corner in and discovered that it fit terrible... So... WWAI!
It's always dangerous when I get ahold of a demo saw
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1968 05 Series 60/B500 swap 2019-2021
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
More pics
1968 05 Series 60/B500 swap 2019-2021
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
1971 05 8v71 Spicer 4 speed parts bus
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Re: Mason's 1968 model 05
Yes, but now you have the opportunity to switch to the squared off style later Model 05 bumpers. You have Model 01 bumpers front and rear though, so I guess you will want to stick with what you have. 1968 was the transition year, so you could go either way.Eagle obsessed wrote:Talked to Eric brown yesterday, solved any questions I had about a transmission cooler.
So then just had a little WWAI with the back street side corner...
I had just put the rear bumper corner in and discovered that it fit terrible... So... WWAI!
It's always dangerous when I get ahold of a demo saw
Walter
Dayton, Ohio
1975 Silvereagle Model 05, 8V71, 4 speed Spicer
1982 Eagle Model 10, 6V92, 5 speed Spicer
1984 Eagle Model 10, 6V92 w/Jacobs, Allison HT740
1994 Eagle Model 15-45, Series 60 w/Jacobs, Allison HT746
Dayton, Ohio
1975 Silvereagle Model 05, 8V71, 4 speed Spicer
1982 Eagle Model 10, 6V92, 5 speed Spicer
1984 Eagle Model 10, 6V92 w/Jacobs, Allison HT740
1994 Eagle Model 15-45, Series 60 w/Jacobs, Allison HT746