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I was watching a televsion show produced by the BBC in the UK called "Top Gear" last night with my sons. I believe there is an American version as well, but I have not seen it.
The show features the expected amazing cars (e.g., Ferrari, Lamborghini, etc.) but has all types of other vehicles as well. There is also always a segment where the three hosts of the show are off doing some ridiculously stupid thing (which looks like it would be great fun to do, incidentally - this proves that you outgrow being a child but you are never too old to be childish).
Anyhow, on this episode the deal was to be trying to outrun some UK Special Forces types in a small SUV of some sort (can you guess who won
?). The show was reviewing the military vehicles, one of which is called a Jackal. They noted that the Jackal had a 5.9 liter diesel engine, and the camera gave a quick shot of an inline engine. I hit the pause button, and - sure enough - there in a corner was the Cummins symbol!
A web search shows that the UK has since redesigned the Jackal vehicle and the new version uses the Cummins 6.7L.
The mighty Cummins carries on! O
o.
I could not see a lot on the television screen, but it did appear that there was an intercooler. I assume there is no EGR, catalyst, and DPF though!
The show features the expected amazing cars (e.g., Ferrari, Lamborghini, etc.) but has all types of other vehicles as well. There is also always a segment where the three hosts of the show are off doing some ridiculously stupid thing (which looks like it would be great fun to do, incidentally - this proves that you outgrow being a child but you are never too old to be childish).
Anyhow, on this episode the deal was to be trying to outrun some UK Special Forces types in a small SUV of some sort (can you guess who won
?). The show was reviewing the military vehicles, one of which is called a Jackal. They noted that the Jackal had a 5.9 liter diesel engine, and the camera gave a quick shot of an inline engine. I hit the pause button, and - sure enough - there in a corner was the Cummins symbol! A web search shows that the UK has since redesigned the Jackal vehicle and the new version uses the Cummins 6.7L.
The mighty Cummins carries on! O
o.I could not see a lot on the television screen, but it did appear that there was an intercooler. I assume there is no EGR, catalyst, and DPF though!
