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the Cumins in 60CI per cylinder, if it was an 8cyl it would displace 480ci. More cubes per cylinder makes for bigger pistons and longer strokes. Plus it's an inline motor, so 7 main caps, more mains than cylinders makes for a very strong bottom end.
What can I say, I like the inline motors. Plus the cumins that I have driven pulled like farm tractors, than cars.
What can I say, I like the inline motors. Plus the cumins that I have driven pulled like farm tractors, than cars.
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RebB's 03 CR hit 1008hp Saturday, according to the posts over on DTR. Unfortunetly blew the HG at the end of the day.
Maddog had beast at the same event. Trailered in, but stated (in the DTR forum) that he's using as his street vehicle at an event this week.
AFAIK Maddog is running big compound twins and no "drugs" while Reb is running a big single and NOS/Meth.
Maddog had beast at the same event. Trailered in, but stated (in the DTR forum) that he's using as his street vehicle at an event this week.
AFAIK Maddog is running big compound twins and no "drugs" while Reb is running a big single and NOS/Meth.
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Duramax for drag racing and it is streetable. You also have better fine tuning for launching in any application via EFI Live. I think nolimit diesel performance is in the 10's.
Not to mention, building boost on a dyno, and at the truck pulls is completely different then trying to light a big turbo or even twins at a track. Esp if this motor is going in anything but a truck, it could be a real challenge to stage a cummins in a car.
Just a thought.
I am on dieselplace also.
Not to mention, building boost on a dyno, and at the truck pulls is completely different then trying to light a big turbo or even twins at a track. Esp if this motor is going in anything but a truck, it could be a real challenge to stage a cummins in a car.
Just a thought.
I am on dieselplace also.