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4cyl Cummins engine swap?

Diesel mini-trucks?
luv1 Posted June 12 2008 01:47 PM by Jason Sands

Cummins makes a 4cyl version of the same engine that is found in Dodge trucks called a 4bt.  It's 3.9L large, and when you turn up the pump the stock version has enough oomph to make about 150hp at the wheels. ...

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What kind of diesels do you want to see in the mag?

Give us your opinion!!
Garmon Posted June 5 2008 10:17 AM by Jason Sands

Here at Diesel Power Magazine, we try to give you everything diesel.  Latley, it seems like a lot of new and exciting things are going on in the world of competition vehicles.  Sled Pulling trucks, Drag-only...

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40mpg with a programmer?

Do programmers save fuel?
08 ford Posted May 20 2008 02:05 PM by Jason Sands

Back when I first started at Diesel Power Magazine, many people were talking about how they could get a new truck and put a programmer and an intake and some other stuff on it and get 700 horsepower.  Um, no you...

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Stop the Insanity!

Take Diesel off the Commodities Market
Commodities Exchange Posted May 19 2008 10:30 AM by esanchez

I know the Europeans and foreigners laugh at how much we're whining about our fuel prices, when they've been paying roughly double what we have for more than a decade.

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The Competitive Spirit

2008 Diesel Power Challenge
Chris Werner Posted May 9 2008 08:03 PM by Jason Sands

I always felt that there should be an award for the person who showed the best sportsmanship or endured the greatest hardship ( '07 would be Danny Elmore, hands down) at Diesel Power challege.  With that in mind, here...

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Don't Jinx It!

Day Two Weather of Diesel Power Challenge Turns Foul
Gray Clouds in Utah Posted May 7 2008 09:00 PM by esanchez

Just yesterday, I blogged about how perfect the weather was for this year's Diesel Power Challenge. Well, I probably should have kept my mouth shut. Day two brought gray skies, rain, and windy cold. Good thing there was a...

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Thanks for Coming!

Diesel Power Editor Thankful for Web Presence
David Kennedy - Diesel Power Posted May 6 2008 08:42 PM by esanchez

The first day of competition of the 2008 Diesel Power Challenge in West Valley City, Utah has just wrapped up. The weather was gorgeous, and despite a liberal application of sunscreen, I turned into a literal "redneck"...

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Burnouts for no reason

Our project Dodge sure can spin (one) tire
burnout pic 1 Posted April 28 2008 06:06 PM by Jason Sands

Ok.  We got caught.  A lot of our readers came up to us at the TS event and talked about Project Rust Bucket.  It seems people really dig the budget vibe, and the power we've been able to extract from it for...

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Diesel Engine Swaps

Which One Needs a Diesel More?
No, that's not Jason Sands at the door, but I bet Posted April 15 2008 04:35 PM by dkennedy

Diesel Power Associate Editor, Jason Sands, just wrote about why we should be building diesel muscle cars.  But what he failed to tell you was that he has the perfect candidate for a diesel hot rod. This is his ’71...

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The Coming of the Small-Block 1/2-ton Diesel

Searching for signs of the 2010 Dodge Diesel(s)
The all-new 2009 Dodge Ram features a very large e Posted April 15 2008 04:00 PM by dkennedy

On Thursday diesel power got a chance to sneak a peak at the all-new 2009 Dodge Ram 1500 pickup.  While it’s always interesting to see what the new gas-powered trucks have to offer, we went looking for one thing, and...

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How I spent my weekend

Diesel Power Grand Cherokee
Bilstein 7100 Shock Drivers Side Posted March 10 2008 12:54 PM by dkennedy

With the price of diesel fuel hovering around $4.00 in California, I thought I better stay home this weekend and work on our diesel-powered 3.0L Jeep Grand Cherokee.

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Converting to Diesel

Direct Injection Editorial - March 2008
Direct Injection Editorial Posted February 25 2008 04:12 PM by dkennedy

My friend Steve Deitsch is as big a gearhead as anyone I've ever met. He's a Ford guy by nature, but he doesn't let brand loyalty stop him from admiring cool trucks and great engines from other manufacturers. Big Stevie,...

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10 Diesel Predictions For 2008

Direct Injection Editorial - February 2008
Direct Injection Editorial Posted January 23 2008 12:06 PM by dkennedy

It's always risky to predict the future, but everybody else tries to this time of year, so why can't I? Diesel is going through its biggest transformation in 50 years. Everything is changing-the laws, the fuel, the...

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Do-It-Yourself vs. Paying Someone To Do It

Direct Injection Editorial - January 2008
Direct Injection Editorial Posted December 6 2007 09:43 AM by dkennedy

When I was young and broke, I had no other choice but to work on my own truck. If it needed an oil change, I did it. If it needed a new exhaust system, I did it. If the floors rusted through and needed patching, I did it....

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Private Chrysler - End of Diesels?

Will a private Chrysler halt diesel development
Chrysler CRD Posted March 26 2007 09:03 AM by esanchez

By now, it's essentially a foregone conclusion that Chrysler will be spun off from parent DaimlerChrysler. Whether the new proud papa will be GM or Cerberus, Magna, or some other investment group or consortium, one...

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