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Hey Matt I think he was saying that the 7.3 smoked the 6.5 when it was in GM's trucks, or in other words the 6.5 was little competition. Quote:
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Run me on my 600RR If a built 454 aint gonna keep up from 25-90, then I cant imagine a truck will hang with |
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First off : Yes, I said the 6.5 they were fitting into the hummer after the duramax was released were more powerful than the 7.3, and they are a direct bolt in. On the guy saying research history.... I have. Thoroughly. The 6.5 was built because the turbo fords (non powerstroke) were released, and the 6.2 was a joke comparatively. The 6.0 was released because the 7.3 was a joke comparatively to the 6.6. These engine manufacturers build the engines to compete. They aren't improved for no reason. Get a life and stop insulting me. I personally think it's lame to not be able to say "duramax" or "cummins". "duracrap" makes you sound like a 4 year old. |
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. you contradict yourself everytime you post man... unsubscribed
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i disagree somewhat on some of your post.. the 6.2 and the 6.5 were a joke in anything bigger then a 1/2ton but the 7.3 was not a JOKE..maybe not as powerfull as the Duramax but if Navistar wanted to they could easily have made it compete or even out preform the Duramax or Cummins but they would have to spend lots of cash to make it pass emissions so they did a new design to save money but in the long run i think they would have saved more redoing the 7.3 since it was a proven diesel. as a side note..thanks guys for those compliments..i try hard not to be closed minded but a few members on here have made it hard at times..so hearing you all say that makes it worth it |
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The 6.5 wasn't even designed to be a major competitor to the Cummins and Powerstroke engines at the time. GM simply wanted an engine with some good power that got good mileage and that's about all it gave. As for the 6.0's release, it was a cross between emissions and the Duramax that it came out. Also, you can say duracrap, or whatever bashing name you can come up with for the competing engines, but let's be honest....using them is really what makes someone sound like a 4 year old than not using them. |
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The 6.0 was a rushed engine ford wanted to compete with the 6.6 and also had to comply with harsher emissions. there where so many design flaws and the fact ford took a otherwise stock engine and pushed stock tuning to 325 HP from a engine that was supposed to be only 175-230 horse. and wonder why they had head gasket issues and egr cooler problems. ![]() however that being said you are a set of headstuds and egr delete away from having one potent engine that many guys will fear. The fact you have a VGT turbo when most had waste gates was enough for them to fear the fords. the year the 6.0 came out many people commented how fast the 6.0 accelerated The injector issues and turbo failures I will contribute to people not driving it like a truck. Hammer down once in awhile the engine likes to rev up. |
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