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[Suzuki6mx]

After the 6.7...Does anybody believe that ford has a 7.3 in testing again?

[strokinpower]

no and they need to pick a design and stick with it and make it work good.

[Suzuki6mx]

i honestly dont think the one we got now will stay too long. not as long as people think

[strokinpower]

I'm pretty sure my next truck will be a dodge.

[ken6881]

I would not be surprised if a 6.7 cummins is an option in a years to come

[6.0f250firstcar]

If ford gets the cummins and ram doesnt......I think we can kiss Ram trucks bye bye unless they can come up with a great engine design. The cummins is why half the people buy dodge trucks

Sent from my DROID2 GLOBAL while selling cummins but dreaming of powerstrokes!

[MyTractorsSexy]

more like 80 percent lol

[6.0f250firstcar]

I work at a Dodge dealership and someone accidentally ordered a Ram 3500 with a Hemi instead of cummins. Its been there since christmas lol

Sent from my DROID2 GLOBAL while selling cummins but dreaming of powerstrokes!

[ken6881]

Yeah that's true. Its the only reason I would consider buying one also the only new diesel with a 6 spd. I also heard along with that rumor that Allison transmission would be an option behind the cummins.

[jesilvas]

A 7.3 is old and dead and obsolete technology. It will only be a CR mech. injection motor from now on. Unless something new comes out. Why have such a big motor when you can make twice as much power or more from something smaller?
Along with emissions, you won't get the same motor at all.
The whole "Cummins in a Ford" was because a long time ago, Ford owned stock in Cummins. A small amount I believe. But the whole crowd that now says "6.0s suck, they break, I hate them" originally started the whole "Ford will now have a Cummins motor in the SDs" because the are uneducated and ignorant.
Besides, the 7.3 wasn't Ford's anyway. It was IHs motor.