More Proof for 6.7L cummins

[coolky]

I was surfing around on a Ford site and some guy there, found a link, that was interesting. If you click the link and read the brochure it says on page 3 that for 2007 the ISB will have in increase in displacement form 5. 9 to 6. 7. This is the best proof I have seen of the rumored 6. 7 Cummins. Anyone else seen this article?



New ISB

 

[biggieou]

There was a thread w/that same link a few months ago. Pretty interesting stuff if you ask me, I suppose only time will tell if the 5. 9 will finally be replaced.

 

[nickleinonen]

i suspect they will be using both engine for a while, as the 6. 7 is already a production engine for off road/ag equipment...

 

[Grizzly]

I was surfing around on a Ford site and some guy there, found a link, that was interesting. If you click the link and read the brochure it says on page 3 that for 2007 the ISB will have in increase in displacement form 5. 9 to 6. 7. This is the best proof I have seen of the rumored 6. 7 Cummins. Anyone else seen this article?



New ISB

I can't pull that link up for some reason. What HP and torque are we talking about?

 

[HRDROKN]

No specs were given... just talks about emissions chalenges and how they have solved them.

 

[klenger]

I usually don't start believing rumors until they reach "critical mass" (except for the Ford owns Cummins one). I think this rumor may be to that stage now. At least it's still a 6 banger.

 

[Mhannink]

there was a blurb in the lastest truck trend that mentioned the 6. 7 cummins for dodge

 

[FATCAT]

I usually don't start believing rumors until they reach "critical mass" (except for the Ford owns Cummins one). I think this rumor may be to that stage now. At least it's still a 6 banger.

Well it looks like if you want to see the new 4500/5500 with the ISB 6. 7L, then hop on down to Atlanta to the Fleet Show on March 1, 2006. The Allpar site has the story.

 

[Grizzly]

After reading Steve St. Laurent's story on the start up page about the Chicago Auto Show, I don't know what to think. I'll believe it when I see it.

 

[Greenleaf]

Diesel Progress had a nice article about the two "B" engines. I can't locate the magazine now... ... ... I think one was a 6. 7L ISB



I have a Factory Service manual that is for ISB/QSB. I have no idea what a Q engine is... ... ... ... The manual don't say.



-S

 

[JLEONARD]

I have no idea what a Q engine is

As in QSM11 perhaps?

I know of it it's marine form... .



jay

 

[Jeff_K]

QSB is a structural block engine... used in farm tractors, etc.

 

[SHobbs]

I was looking at the International website and was wondering why Ferd does not use the inline 6 from International instead of the faulty V-8. There are two different types that would be a good choice for the Ferds.

 

[mhenon]

I thought the new 6. 7 Cummins engine was nothing more than a stroked 5. 9. Anyone know if that's right?

Mike

 

[JUeckert]

I was looking at the International website and was wondering why Ferd does not use the inline 6 from International instead of the faulty V-8. There are two different types that would be a good choice for the Ferds.

because the inline international engine is very heavy. too heavy for pickup use,without modding the frontend. its also a tad on the long/tall side+its more expensive. would be sweet though! the inline internationals are legendary for reliability and long life. .

 

[klenger]

the inline internationals are legendary for reliability and long life. .

Ford certainly wouldn't want that. How would they ever sell new trucks if the old ones never came back for service?

 

[Joelbeal]

2007 Cummins ISB

Look at today's press releases (2/13). There is a press release for the new ISB, increase to 6. 7 liters displacement and a new particualte trap for emissions. No idea if they will continue to make the "old" ISB for Dodges in 2007. If they are going to this new engine, I am buying the last of the old ones.

 

[TWilkening]

I hope they don't do like GM and use the same engine for light and medium duty trucks. They should either keep the 5. 9 in pickups and 6. 7 in 45-5500s or put the 6. 7 in light duty and possibly the 8. 3 in medium duty.

 

[RustyJC]

I thought the new 6. 7 Cummins engine was nothing more than a stroked 5. 9. Anyone know if that's right?

Basically, that's right. Cummins can take the internal design work done on the structural-block 6. 7L used in agricultural service and translate it into a non-structural-block engine for truck service - like they did with the original 5. 9L tractor engine.



Rusty

 

[CSwitzer]

Yep i was on a website last nite, It was www.everytime.cummins.com and it said that the 6. 7 was a 325hp/770lbft of torque new motor for the dodges in 07. Pretty interesting i think.



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