V6 vs. I6
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RE: V6 vs. I6
The I6 that you see in modern Ram spec sheets is the Cummins diesel,
so it really isn't a gasoline engine option,
although I do know one guy who several years ago who put a 4.0 I6 Jeep gasoline engine in a Dakota to replace a 3.9V6
The slant 6 engine used up to the early 1990's in Rams was a great engine for durability
so it really isn't a gasoline engine option,
although I do know one guy who several years ago who put a 4.0 I6 Jeep gasoline engine in a Dakota to replace a 3.9V6
The slant 6 engine used up to the early 1990's in Rams was a great engine for durability
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RE: V6 vs. I6
it says it uses 87 octane gasoline[sm=dontgetit.gif]yet it is an inline 6?
heres the link..maybe its just false info and its really a v6...what do yall think?
http://cars.kbb.com/go/search/detail...eadExists=true
heres the link..maybe its just false info and its really a v6...what do yall think?
http://cars.kbb.com/go/search/detail...eadExists=true
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RE: V6 vs. I6
Yea they got it wrong trust me those sights get it wrong. I searched for a rcsb 4.7L six speed on vehix it came up with 50 vehicles matching and not one of them was a rcsb or a 4.7L or a six speed all were quad or megas and hemis and autos. So I don't really trust them websites.
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RE: V6 vs. I6
I6 are known for better torque than the v6 but are usually heavier and harder to fit in the vehicle. The last I6 used was the 4.0L and that was in the jeeps. As for the listing, i see it all the time in newspapers by sales persons who know nothing about what they are selling. lol