ford and cummins
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Im not a diesel expert but hear is a shot at an answer.
No they didn't and it wouldn't make since for them to have done so, International diesgs there motors and have since had a falling out and ford is going to let them go and design an inhouse diesel. That roomer got started because ford owned some stock in cummins for a while and has since sold it, i read that on ford Cummings but it looks like they have changed it hears a link fordcummins.com - Increase Horsepower with Ford Cummins Diesel conversion kits
No they didn't and it wouldn't make since for them to have done so, International diesgs there motors and have since had a falling out and ford is going to let them go and design an inhouse diesel. That roomer got started because ford owned some stock in cummins for a while and has since sold it, i read that on ford Cummings but it looks like they have changed it hears a link fordcummins.com - Increase Horsepower with Ford Cummins Diesel conversion kits
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Try reading Clessie Cummins' biography written by his son, Lyle. Clessie worked with GM and Ford over the years, but the Cummins is a Cummins design.
FWIW, Clessie Cummins did play a major role in designing the Jacobs Engine Brake used in big trucks.
The book is interesting in that they include such information as the fact that they could drive a Cummins diesel powered truck from coast to coast for less than the cost of two gallons of diesel today ($6.32).
FWIW, Clessie Cummins did play a major role in designing the Jacobs Engine Brake used in big trucks.
The book is interesting in that they include such information as the fact that they could drive a Cummins diesel powered truck from coast to coast for less than the cost of two gallons of diesel today ($6.32).
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