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cummins to supply engines for nissan
cummins to supply engines for nissan
found this on a yanky diesel forum im on,
http://www.ibj.com/html/detail_page.asp?content=13561
wonder if they would do the same in oz, how cool would a 6bt cummins (dodge ram engine) in a patrol hmmmm 1000 hp cummins like the big boys
http://www.ibj.com/html/detail_page.asp?content=13561
wonder if they would do the same in oz, how cool would a 6bt cummins (dodge ram engine) in a patrol hmmmm 1000 hp cummins like the big boys
Gu Ute td42t, dzltech turbo, front mount and aus4wd manifold, 18 x 10 rims and 36 15.5 mickey t's for bling
Re: cummins to supply engines for nissan
should have done it 4yrs + ago... too many people were bitten adn sworn off patrols these days.bigpatrol89 wrote:found this on a yanky diesel forum im on,
http://www.ibj.com/html/detail_page.asp?content=13561
wonder if they would do the same in oz, how cool would a 6bt cummins (dodge ram engine) in a patrol hmmmm 1000 hp cummins like the big boys
Even though people have been bitten buy nissan most people that would buy a patrol know the strengths of a cummins motor and would probably change there minds about going back
i guess with a cummins in it you could take it to a truck place to get engine work done
i guess with a cummins in it you could take it to a truck place to get engine work done
Gu Ute td42t, dzltech turbo, front mount and aus4wd manifold, 18 x 10 rims and 36 15.5 mickey t's for bling
Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see a high HP/Torque engine, but dont want the computerized crap to go with it, the price tag to go with it, and the nightmare that is dealing with Nissan for warranty.. You've read the threads on Patol4x4, exploroz, OL, 4wd mtly, overlander and then theres the thousands that have never been on the internet..bigpatrol89 wrote:Even though people have been bitten buy nissan most people that would buy a patrol know the strengths of a cummins motor and would probably change there minds about going back
Have a look how people have been treated on the patrol forum for ANY warranty work. Would you risk it on a $20k engine?? Cummins wont be cheap to rebuild thats for sure.. specially a new high tech one. Although it would be the best thing Nissan could do **IF** it evewr made it to Australia.
But with diesel prices heading the way of the space shuttle, diesels are losing any advantage they ever had for the majority of people would would buy a patrol - soccer mums.
YMMV
whatever they do I will be absolutely blown away if it is anything to drool over.
Since when has Nissan ever had anything exciting under the hood compared to Toyota for example. Except the 4.8 of course
Everything under the bonnet of patrols always seems to be made/produced to come in under a cost rather than for outright performance/wank factor.
Good in some ways for some though I guess.
I agree with bogged about service costs / warranty issues too. Diesel technology has plenty left in it yet though so I think they will still be popular for a while. Though cost vs advantages is an argument that will go on forever
Since when has Nissan ever had anything exciting under the hood compared to Toyota for example. Except the 4.8 of course
Everything under the bonnet of patrols always seems to be made/produced to come in under a cost rather than for outright performance/wank factor.
Good in some ways for some though I guess.
I agree with bogged about service costs / warranty issues too. Diesel technology has plenty left in it yet though so I think they will still be popular for a while. Though cost vs advantages is an argument that will go on forever
A speed camera would have prevented that!
Tony WestOZ wrote:I don`t think their talking about the 6bt motor.
It`s a large motor both physically and in capacity. It would put a lot of weight on the front end.
Dodge is however planing to introduce a new V6 Cummings into its line up in 2010. Maybe that's the one they are talking about.
I cannot find the original artical I read, it was on a Dodge Ram site in the US showing 2009 and 2010 updates on the Rams.
Below is some early development on the v6 and v8 diesels from Cummins
http://www.dieselpowermag.com/tech/d..._v8/index.html
V6, 4.2L with 270 hp
and not much more wieght than a TD42
Now that I could handle.
bogged wrote:Don't get me wrong, I'd love to see a high HP/Torque engine, but dont want the computerized crap to go with it, the price tag to go with it, and the nightmare that is dealing with Nissan for warranty.. You've read the threads on Patol4x4, exploroz, OL, 4wd mtly, overlander and then theres the thousands that have never been on the internet..bigpatrol89 wrote:Even though people have been bitten buy nissan most people that would buy a patrol know the strengths of a cummins motor and would probably change there minds about going back
Have a look how people have been treated on the patrol forum for ANY warranty work. Would you risk it on a $20k engine?? Cummins wont be cheap to rebuild thats for sure.. specially a new high tech one. Although it would be the best thing Nissan could do **IF** it evewr made it to Australia.
But with diesel prices heading the way of the space shuttle, diesels are losing any advantage they ever had for the majority of people would would buy a patrol - soccer mums.
YMMV
No worries chicken little, it would take you another 7 years to muster up the courage to change models anywhoo...........
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Well while I am in the states I can get hold of pretty well any of the current Diesels. Does anyone know of anyone in Australia that has fitted an engine other than the 6.2/6.5 Chev into a GU Patrol.
I can get access to the Duramax, Powerstroke and of course the Cummins both old and new. I am thinking if I have to do a one of custom then I would probably be better bringing back on of the V8's with Tranny and Transfer.
Interestingly all of the new Diesel muscle here is now common rail injected, Ultra Low Sulfur compliant and is full of electronic, guess Bruce will just have to go back to a GQ or something.
I can get access to the Duramax, Powerstroke and of course the Cummins both old and new. I am thinking if I have to do a one of custom then I would probably be better bringing back on of the V8's with Tranny and Transfer.
Interestingly all of the new Diesel muscle here is now common rail injected, Ultra Low Sulfur compliant and is full of electronic, guess Bruce will just have to go back to a GQ or something.
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Darth Bobo Honker Hunter Inc, for the up gunned Poodlefaker.
:armsup:"ARMS UP":armsup:
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Re: Yank Donk for GU
there have been a few threads on the Duramax, apparently they are round 4-6inches too long to fit up, apparently the powerstroke (is that the 7.3?) is longer.Singo17 wrote:Well while I am in the states I can get hold of pretty well any of the current Diesels. Does anyone know of anyone in Australia that has fitted an engine other than the 6.2/6.5 Chev into a GU Patrol
happy with the GUguess Bruce will just have to go back to a GQ or something.
Re: Yank Donk for GU
not true (not the expert but have seen one in a GU)bogged wrote:there have been a few threads on the Duramax, apparently they are round4-6inches too long to fit up, apparently the powerstroke (is that the 7.3?) is longer.Singo17 wrote:Well while I am in the states I can get hold of pretty well any of the current Diesels. Does anyone know of anyone in Australia that has fitted an engine other than the 6.2/6.5 Chev into a GU Patrol
happy with the GUguess Bruce will just have to go back to a GQ or something.
Re: Yank Donk for GU
awesome, would like photos and info... I wasnt sure if it would be doable, have seen one of the Rams donks, courier comes into work with one (couldnt think of many worse things to courier in $ wise!), its a fawkin big donk...vanbox wrote:not true (not the expert but have seen one in a GU)
Do you know if firewall or rad supports were modded?
Re: Yank Donk for GU
the vehicle isnt finished yet...so i dont want to ruin the big launch of the new truck. just sit tight for the moment. it will be a comp truck so there are plenty of mods. not sure whether a daily/tourer would be worthwhile.bogged wrote:awesome, would like photos and info... I wasnt sure if it would be doable, have seen one of the Rams donks, courier comes into work with one (couldnt think of many worse things to courier in $ wise!), its a fawkin big donk...vanbox wrote:not true (not the expert but have seen one in a GU)
Do you know if firewall or rad supports were modded?
PAUL
Mate if any engine that is 4.2lt and weights more than a TD42 in this day and age. they can stick it. The TD42 is a good motor. But fark there heavy for there size. 6.6duramax is about the same weight.Tony WestOZ wrote:Tony WestOZ wrote:I don`t think their talking about the 6bt motor.
It`s a large motor both physically and in capacity. It would put a lot of weight on the front end.
Dodge is however planing to introduce a new V6 Cummings into its line up in 2010. Maybe that's the one they are talking about.
I cannot find the original artical I read, it was on a Dodge Ram site in the US showing 2009 and 2010 updates on the Rams.
Below is some early development on the v6 and v8 diesels from Cummins
http://www.dieselpowermag.com/tech/d..._v8/index.html
V6, 4.2L with 270 hp
and not much more wieght than a TD42
Now that I could handle.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAY....
To add a bit more,
It looks like Dodge will be producing Nissan light trucks for 2011 at their Mexican plant.
http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar ... 50375/1148
It looks like Dodge will be producing Nissan light trucks for 2011 at their Mexican plant.
http://www.detnews.com/apps/pbcs.dll/ar ... 50375/1148
i was told by my Nissan dealer that the next motor will be a Renault 3ltr 6 cyl
which is apparently already being tested hear in Australia. and after talking to the national sales manager they have no interest in bringing large capacity diesels to aus.
Toyota sell cars cause of there power and Nissan cause of there economy.
the other problem is they are talking about bringing the us equivalent hear which has independent suspension all around
i know if the bring a car like this hear ill never buy another Nissan again
which is apparently already being tested hear in Australia. and after talking to the national sales manager they have no interest in bringing large capacity diesels to aus.
Toyota sell cars cause of there power and Nissan cause of there economy.
the other problem is they are talking about bringing the us equivalent hear which has independent suspension all around
i know if the bring a car like this hear ill never buy another Nissan again
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