IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 03, 2016 03:41PM
Looking to put a dt 466 in my 560. What has people ran into for problems and looking for pointers ad tips on a good install. I have seen on here some one posting advertisement for a flywheel that dosnt need a spacer but cant find the post. Does anyone know who makes them? Any help will be appreciated I have looked at a few and talked to a few local guys but would just like to see what some of you guys have ran into for problems.



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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 04, 2016 03:45AM
A guy my family pulls with has done this swop I think close to 6 or 7 times. Just from what iv heard him talking. Ull need to make aluminum frame rails so there lighter and so u can make ur motor mount holes where they need to be. He's also said u need a 766 back plate I believe and the truck front plate. Now on ur fly wheel I'm not sure. The way he is I'm sure he found a stock fly wheel that works. But I know the 460 he's pulling now with the dt466 he had to have a custom double disk clutch made. And gear whise I believe he put the 4th gear in the 3rd hole then put a 4th gear out of a farmall 400 in the 4th hole because it's faster then a 560 or 460 4th. At least this is what iv gathered from him.
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 05, 2016 01:02AM
I wouldn't think that 4 gear would be heavy enough (width, ect) to hold that kind a hp, they are kind a narrow in both the 460 and the 400.
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 05, 2016 10:27AM
Ive heard him say that's what he's done several times. He isn't the guy to go out and buy custom parts or have stuff made. Every one was very surprised when he said he was having a double disk made. But he also running na. Last time I heard he had right at 300 PTO HP. He made a direct shaft sence he knew clutches wouldn't hold
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 05, 2016 10:55PM
Im planning on running it natural aspirated. mostly in 3.5 and 5 mph classes so should have to worry too much about the gears and such and honestly if it makes 150 or so hp that's really all I will need for now. I do wish I could remember which website I seen that flywheel on though. Also who is making T/A parts for these things
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 05, 2016 11:20PM
I got a flat steel flywheel ready for 400 series run powerstroke starter 97 and up 900 u pay shipping my# 270-404-0020
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 05, 2016 11:23PM
For the flywheel, were you thinking of Custom Tractor Parts? They seem to have a lot of stuff to do this kind of swap.



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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 06, 2016 02:44PM
In my earlier post I failed to realize that it was a NA tractor that was being discussed. I thought the discussion was about a higher HP tractor. Gears will probably work just fine in NA tractor.
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 07, 2016 02:09AM
Has anyone done any cam swaping on these when they run them natural aspirated. is the natural cam from the combines that ran non turbo any different are they wort changing ?
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 07, 2016 06:39AM
Yea Ull need a cam call Vogel.
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Re: IH 560 400 series IH install Questions April 07, 2016 10:45AM
Also idk how ur rules are but. He runs velocity stacks for intake but if u have to be stock appearing just cut the whole bottom out of ur intake manifold. And for exhaust either make a header or u can take 2 stock manifolds and cut the long side in the middle which be the rear of the engine and take the outlet from the second manifold and put it in there so Ull have 3 cylinders per outlet technically but it's all one peice. Then just Y it back to a single bigger straight pipe or run 2 straights.
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