There was a 4106 at the GM rally that was a tee drive and ISC 330 Cummins with a 3000 series Allison neat set up anyone here know who done the conversion the new owner could not recall the converters name
Do you have any pictures? That sounds like a great upgrade!
I had a talk with the new owner whom is driving it to Alabama to its new home. The work was performed in California and the engine used was a mechanical 8.3 12 valve Cummins (not the ISC, that would be electronic)) that has been "twisted", the new owner isn't sure what the current horsepower numbers are, the trans is an Allison 5 speed and the engine smokes large when he hammers it and going up thru the gears. He was complaining about the fuel mileage and then admitted he cruises 70-75, not very smart for mileage. The body was stretched 3 feet to accommodate the mod and looks very well done.>>>Dan
I have a photo of this coach when it was parked in its storage lot in Fontana.
Siberyd
It has a electronic MD 3060 transmission and the gearing is way to high it won't shift into 5th overdrive till around 68 mph he told me it's a neat install I don't care much for the thru the roof exhaust pipe but I do like the "thank you" sign on the rear
I guess that's why he thought it was a 5 speed, I have the same combination in my American Tradition and at 30K it performs well. The 3060 trans is a 6 speed with double overdrive so depending on the rear end used, he may be able to change gears in it and get better mileage and performance by "detuning" it.>>>Dan ( I have doubts that its a 3060, the 3060 trans is electronic and he says it does not use a shift pad)
They do make an electronic T handle gear selector for Allison world transmissions. Good Luck, TomC
Its interesting that anyone would put that much labor and money into a mod of this type without gearing it correctly.>>>Dan
Does anyone have pictures?
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Siberyd
Siberyd, if you have pics, please share
Quote from: Utahclaimjumper on January 20, 2014, 07:56:01 PM
Its interesting that anyone would put that much labor and money into a mod of this type without gearing it correctly.>>>Dan
Or put a real motor in it... ;D
Kevin
Seeing as how a "motor" is an electrical device, I think it was done correctly.>>>Dan
Quote from: siberyd on January 22, 2014, 01:31:35 PM
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Siberyd
Nothing in my email?