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I got reveiwed the 6.0 liter thread. The more I read about the 6.0 liters, the more I like the V10. I rather pump gas than visit the dealer every other week for an ailment. As long as I have gas in the tank, I know that I will get where I am going. Also, I work for International.
Originally posted by bighogman I got reveiwed the 6.0 liter thread. The more I read about the 6.0 liters, the more I like the V10. I rather pump gas than visit the dealer every other week for an ailment. As long as I have gas in the tank, I know that I will get where I am going. Also, I work for International.
Like any new engine, it takes a while to work the bugs out. Testers can put millions of miles on a motor around a test track but only us, the buying public can ever really find the ***** in the armor. That 6.0 liter TD sounds like an awesome engine but I'll wait til they've been out a few years before I'll consider one. And to tell you the truth, I've had a PSD, a non-IDI 7.3 dsl and the 6.9 with the whole ATS catalog on it, and I LOVE my V-10. For me, and my driving style, the V-10 fits perfectly. AND I can drive thru McDonalds without having to turn my motor off,,,,,,,,
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