Diesel World

WHAT IT TAKES

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ENGINE: Freedom Racing Engines 6.2L Cummins (380 ci)

SHORT BLOCK: Sleeved 6.7L block, 6.7L crank, custom-length Wagler Competitio­n Products forged-steel rods, Mahle Monotherm pistons, Hamilton 188/220 camshaft

HEAD: Freedom Racing Engines Performanc­e Street 24-valve w/fire-rings, Manley valves, Hamilton Cams 103ppi valve springs & tool steel retainers, new guide liners, valve seats & valve seals, threaded freeze plugs

FUEL: S&S Diesel Motorsport 200% over injectors, Fleece Performanc­e Engineerin­g dual pump kit w/two Powerflo 750 CP3S, FASS 290gph Signature Series low-pressure supply system

AIR: Fleece Performanc­e Engineerin­g twin turbo kit w/fleece billet S475 highpressu­re & S488 SX-E low-pressure turbocharg­ers, Banks Big Hoss intake manifold & Techni-cooler

EXHAUST: Steed Speed T4 exhaust manifold, Jamo Performanc­e Exhaust 5-inch system w/muffler & 6-inch tip

TRANSMISSI­ON: Suncoast Competitio­n 48RE w/billet one-piece input shaft, Maraging steel intermedia­te shaft, billet output shaft, custom frictions, Kolene steels, custom-calibrated valve body, triple-disc billet converter w/billet stator, B&M deep pan ELECTRONIC­S: Oz Tuner ECM tuning W/CSP5 switch, Powertrain Control Solutions TCM-2800 transmissi­on controller

SUSPENSION: 2-inch leveling kit, Fleece Performanc­e Engineerin­g-built traction bars

 ??  ??  Though it may look like just another truck on the jobsite, Romans’ fire-breathing Fummins is easily sending 1,250 rwhp to the pavement according to the folks at Fleece. Even though horsepower beyond 1,000 rwhp proved unattainab­le on the chassis dyno due to too much tire spin, the truck’s rolling four-wheeldrive burnouts sure make its 1,200+ power figure believable. How many 8,000-pound trucks do you know of that can blow off all four tires between 30 and 65 mph?
 Though it may look like just another truck on the jobsite, Romans’ fire-breathing Fummins is easily sending 1,250 rwhp to the pavement according to the folks at Fleece. Even though horsepower beyond 1,000 rwhp proved unattainab­le on the chassis dyno due to too much tire spin, the truck’s rolling four-wheeldrive burnouts sure make its 1,200+ power figure believable. How many 8,000-pound trucks do you know of that can blow off all four tires between 30 and 65 mph?
 ??  ??  We’re all about the de-badged, clean-look on a healthy-running street truck. But with so much work put into it, it was hard for Romans not to splurge a little. These under-the-radar badges offer a hint as to what the Ford is packing under the hood. However, we doubt anyone would suspect this “funny sounding” Super Duty is turning out well north of 1,000 hp.
 We’re all about the de-badged, clean-look on a healthy-running street truck. But with so much work put into it, it was hard for Romans not to splurge a little. These under-the-radar badges offer a hint as to what the Ford is packing under the hood. However, we doubt anyone would suspect this “funny sounding” Super Duty is turning out well north of 1,000 hp.
 ??  ??  Surprising­ly, the factory, 3.73-geared Ford 10.5-inch rear axle (or the stock front Dana 60) has yet to give Romans any problems. However, he hasn’t ruled out the possibilit­y of adding stronger axle shafts or a locker in the future.
 Surprising­ly, the factory, 3.73-geared Ford 10.5-inch rear axle (or the stock front Dana 60) has yet to give Romans any problems. However, he hasn’t ruled out the possibilit­y of adding stronger axle shafts or a locker in the future.

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