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Posted: 07/06/08
08:52 PM
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Ever heard of a Kubota installed in a Jeep Wrangler?
I have a 84 wrangler and have a really good access to Kubota 4 cyl diesels. Not looking for alot of power, just milage.
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Posted: 07/06/08
09:21 PM
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its not a jeep but an instructer in college was swapping in a kubota 3cyl in a little car. he was working out the kinks when i got out i think. the way he had it configured it was going to be getting 75mpg doing 65mph
99 Dodge Ram 2500 complete rebuilt rv engine
bombs-airdog 150, ats exhaust manifold,s&b intake, 4 inch exhaust with 6 inch tip, georends torque converter,
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esanchez
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Posted: 07/07/08
09:38 AM
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Never heard of that combination before, but no reason it couldn't work. Kubota makes some 4-cyl engines, I believe.
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Posted: 07/08/08
02:07 PM
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do it, do it!!!
1989 Dodge D250 "Project Rust Bucket" DDP4 injectors, 3200rpm spring, DDP Fuel Pin, Goerend Converter, J&H Performance 727 trans, BHAF, 4-inch exhaust 301/628. 9.6@73mph in the 1/8th
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Posted: 08/22/08
07:08 PM
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Yeah i work at a Kubota dealership and most tractors that i have seen(mostly new models) have 4-cyls(40+ hp). When you get above 50 hp or so they are turbo charged. All of the ones I've seen, except the M108, have inline inj. pumps. The M108 is turbo charged and has common-rail injection. I think it makes about 100 hp. I'd like to put the engine out of the M108 into my 1995 Dakota, which currently has a 4-cyl gutless ![]() gas engine with over 200K miles on it.
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