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Don't know if anyone has seen this.

Wow, that is insane! (in a cool way) I thought one cummins was noisy enuff.

Here's a better view. Being built by plowboy diesel.

I saw that the other day. It is incredible, but I'm having a hard time wrapping my ahead around why? And exactly how the drivetrain is going to work out Pretty bitchen though..

I have a swept with that motor. There are a lot of "how the ef" questions I'd like to see answered. Looking under my hood today, there is massive interference with the frame, steering column, gear box, linkage, brake master, leaf springs and more. Not to mention whatever is on the back of the motors connecting them to the tranny.

https://www.instagram.com/plowboy.diesel/?hl=en

http://www.drivingline.com/articles/die ... e-you-cry/

Everything can be seen here. Photos and videos.


https://m.facebook.com/groups/166694166 ... =typeahead

How trans is mated PwrWgnDrvr

that's pretty amazing !
i wonder what the real world performance is like..

i've seen plenty of hotrods with two V8's mounted in line,
but i don't recall seeing this bantam style attempted before
is there a gearbox mounted before transmission go to from two output shafts to one input ?

Looked at many pics and didn't see any with steering wheel, column, box, linkage, etc

PwrWgnDrvr wrote:Looked at many pics and didn't see any with steering wheel, column, box, linkage, etc

Video link below...

https://m.facebook.com/groups/166694166 ... 5203572528#

Not viewable unless you're one of the facebook sheeple.

PwrWgnDrvr wrote:Not viewable unless you're one of the facebook sheeple.

Try this link

https://www.plowboydiesel.com/builds

Picture 25 in the last link might have some of the steering column linkage.

lots of time, $ and talent. folks cant kept trans together with a built cum a long bet two is a hand full. pretty neat..