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Cummins12V98 wrote:
Will be interesting to see how they all do hooking to a 30k load.
Recent Dyno run with a stock 19 Cummins with advertised HP of 400 hit 392 on the rollers. I believe the Cummins filtration is 4 microns.
I think all 3 will do just fine.
chevman driving old iron.- The biggest news is the steel pistons that will handle some serious cylinder pressures along with a stronger more efficient turbo.
This will be a serious medium duty engine. ShinerBock wrote:
The "new" fuel system can still have a CP4, but with the new version that puts out 2,700 bar(39k psi). You can inject a lot of fuel in a short amount of time with that much pressure, but it may come at a sacrifice of fuel system longevity and reliability. Are increased power numbers worth that? I guess that depends on who you ask.
I know one thing, Ford should upgrade their fuel filtration with 36k psi. Even something as small as 5 micron can wreak havoc on fuel system components at that pressure, and Fords 10 micron filters won't cut it.
Fords newest filter down to 4 microns and also include two different materials for removing water.Dave5143 wrote:
2oldman wrote:
mich800 wrote:
It usually reflects the company's value, yes.
You do realize dollar share price is not the value of a company.
Need to consider the number of shares outstanding. In the case of F there are something North of 3.9 Billion shares. At $10 a share that comes to a total capitalization of $39 Billion.
Source: Yahoo Finance.
Yeah, Fords stock has split many times throughout the years which is common for stocks as old as Ford's. Every time it gets too high, they split it to reduce cost per share to attract buyers and to increase market liquidity.2oldman wrote:
I also consider it's been going down for years.
True story, 5 year history. Ford, FCA then GM. Ford down, FCA up and GM about even.
- I also consider it's been going down for years.
2oldman wrote:
mich800 wrote:
It usually reflects the company's value, yes.
You do realize dollar share price is not the value of a company.
Need to consider the number of shares outstanding. In the case of F there are something North of 3.9 Billion shares. At $10 a share that comes to a total capitalization of $39 Billion.
Source: Yahoo Finance.mich800 wrote:
It usually reflects the company's value, yes.
You do realize dollar share price is not the value of a company.2oldman wrote:
F stock has done nothing but go down for 5 years. It's hard to believe a major car company trades at under $10.
You do realize dollar share price is not the value of a company.- Am I seeing things or are those pistons flat as a pancake? What would keep them from wobbling and getting stuck in the cylinder?
