04-23-2022, 07:21 AM
675 hp would make a rather impressive classic.
https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/5169...n-service/
"The first V903 crankshaft was laid at the Cummins Engine Plant (CEP) in Columbus, Indiana (USA), late in 1967, and since then the engine has progressed from 280 horsepower (hp) for truck use to its current peak output of 675 hp for military equipment." The V903 is an eight-cylinder 'V' configuration with a 903 cubic inch (14.8-litre) displacement.
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https://www.bigmacktrucks.com/topic/5169...n-service/
"The first V903 crankshaft was laid at the Cummins Engine Plant (CEP) in Columbus, Indiana (USA), late in 1967, and since then the engine has progressed from 280 horsepower (hp) for truck use to its current peak output of 675 hp for military equipment." The V903 is an eight-cylinder 'V' configuration with a 903 cubic inch (14.8-litre) displacement.
Jon & Chris Everton
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