So another question for the Cat guys: What's the best RPM to run these old 3406's (A and B) for best fuel mileage? Considering that the A is a fuel pig anyways.
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I was told by a Cat shop that you can pull a B down to 1200, but they also don't mind being buzzed.
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I don't know if i would pull a B or an A model down that low, peak torque happens around 1400rpm.Bean Jr. Thanks this.
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Been a while since I studied engine theory but isn't peak torque where you want the engine to run for best efficiency?
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Was messing around with the truck again today. Noticed these 2 bolts inline with the cab rivets along the door jam. Would I be correct in saying these were used for a grab handle originally?
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It's possible, but they're awfully close to that raised portion.
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