2020 Chevy 2500HD 6.6 Gaseser data.

[ls1mike]

The whole video discusses the Duramax and chassis as well.

But the beginning discusses the new 6.6 which I am interested in it to replace my 6.0 gasser. I don't really need a diesel and only use my trucks to tow.
2020 GM 2500HD

I like the stainless steel exhaust manifolds. I can't think of any other gasser with that from the factory. Should be helpful with heat cycles.
I wish it looked better not a fan of the looks, but I like the sound of the drivetrain.

[SARGUY]

Can you explain the term siamesed cylinders,TY.

[SARGUY]

Can you explain the term siamesed cylinders,TY.

[wnjj]

Jayco23FB wrote:
I was interested in the 6.6 gasser to replace my 6.0 as well until I found out the 6.6 gas will have siamesed cylinders. I remember all the overheat problems the small block 400 had using siamesed cylinders. I think I will pass on this one.

I would assume that with the advanced CAD modeling they can do these days that it wouldn’t be an issue. I could be wrong.

[Jayco23FB]

I was interested in the 6.6 gasser to replace my 6.0 as well until I found out the 6.6 gas will have siamesed cylinders. I remember all the overheat problems the small block 400 had using siamesed cylinders. I think I will pass on this one.

[kw_00]

I think it will be a good engine for sure. I don’t like the new Chevy look of the 2500 but the gmc version looks nice. With Ford releasing the 7.3 and GM releasing the 6.6, gas trucks will sell more in my opinion. All though I’ve always felt the current gas offerings are worth it and more then capable of pulling loads. Their so reliable now and really have been for years. We pull with gas and diesel and to be honest, diesel has an edge on pulling and staying in gears in the hills but only because it’s got a huge turbo. But for me gas does everything I need it to do, without regen or dpf or any other emissions issues that we have had with the diesel version. With newer and larger displacements of gas engine offerings, I will stay with gas and I’m sure several fleets across the country will do the same.