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Old 06-27-2007 | 06:21 PM
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Does anybody know what diesels will be offered in the MTI 55 and what kind of performance can be expected?
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Old 06-27-2007 | 06:43 PM
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All MtI's are built to customer needs. That's what makes it nice!
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Old 06-27-2007 | 07:59 PM
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All MtI's are built to customer needs.

I need one for about 100k, any ideas?

On second thought, I'll just take yours and you can start over.......I mean how long can it take , right?
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Old 06-27-2007 | 08:32 PM
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Right. So I'd specifiy Cat C32's. 1800hp and who knows how much torque.
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Old 06-28-2007 | 12:37 PM
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Wellllll......I have had this conversation with Randy before. Depending on the weight of that C32, it is very very doable. Ideally the 55' would be rigged with power that weighs 2000lbs or less per side. I am no diesel genius but I would bet the C32 weighs more than that. You also could rig a single diesel powerplant putting out 1800 HP connected to 2 seperate surface drives. Performance would be directly related to the overall weight of the power.

I believe the 39' with diesel power ran in the mid 80's.
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Old 06-28-2007 | 12:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Cash Bar
I need one for about 100k, any ideas?

I gotcha covered Greg. Save some of that $100k to buy me drinks. This thing will run in the 90's with the right weedeater motor!!
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Originally Posted by Cash Bar
I need one for about 100k, any ideas?

On second thought, I'll just take yours and you can start over.......I mean how long can it take , right?
Just as long as it's pre-painted. Which, BTW, is sounding promising.
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Originally Posted by sellsman11
Wellllll......I have had this conversation with Randy before. Depending on the weight of that C32, it is very very doable. Ideally the 55' would be rigged with power that weighs 2000lbs or less per side. I am no diesel genius but I would bet the C32 weighs more than that. You also could rig a single diesel powerplant putting out 1800 HP connected to 2 seperate surface drives. Performance would be directly related to the overall weight of the power.

I believe the 39' with diesel power ran in the mid 80's.
C32 weighs almost 6k dry....
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I gotcha covered Greg. Save some of that $100k to buy me drinks. This thing will run in the 90's with the right weedeater motor!!

Bring it to LOTO, we'll put it in the Shootout.
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C32 weighs almost 6k dry....
I did a little research last night and found the same info. There are better diesel power plants for a performance application.
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