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Paccar engine question

I was just looking at Kenworths website and notice they offer only the PX-6 and 8 series engines on their T170, T270, and T370 series trucks. Does anyone know about these engines and what make and model the engine is based off of? I might be in the market to buy and was compairing them to the Intl 4300 series.

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They are eurpean DAF truck engines, PACCAR owns them, thats all i can tell you.
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The Paccar MX Engine, which will be out in 2010, is based off the DAF engine.
The PX-8 and PX-6 are not. They are manufactured by Cummins. The PX-8 is based off the ISC Engine and the PX-6 is based off the ISB Engine. That is why you can get those serviced at either Peterbilt or Cummins dealerships. The PX-8 horsepower range is 240-330hp at 660-1000 lb-ft torque. The PX-6 horsepower range is 200-325hp at 520-750 lb-ft torque. Horsepower and torque ratings vary in the Peterbilt 330, 335, or 340.
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Thank you very much. Any information is appreciated as I think a KW/Peterbilt is better than a International. Just my thoughts when it comes to those types of trucks.
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Thank you very much. Any information is appreciated as I think a KW/Peterbilt is better than a International. Just my thoughts when it comes to those types of trucks.
I guess that's going to replace the CAT's after 2010 , Its gonna tough not to see that bright yellow paint under a extended hood KW/Pete after 2010.
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I guess that's going to replace the CAT's after 2010 , Its gonna tough not to see that bright yellow paint under a extended hood KW/Pete after 2010.

I'm not familiar with the DAF engine. Is it presently in action only in Europe? Plans for any USA distributers other than Paccar?

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The paccar MX engine is a 12.9 liter engine, 510hp and 1850lb-ft max power. They say 560hp down the road out of this engine. Im still not convinced.
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I guess that's going to replace the CAT's after 2010 , Its gonna tough not to see that bright yellow paint under a extended hood KW/Pete after 2010.
Hard to believe an engine as sucessful as a Cat is going away. All over this d*mn "green" hysteria! Guess the value of those will only go up!
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Hard to believe an engine as sucessful as a Cat is going away. All over this d*mn "green" hysteria! Guess the value of those will only go up!
So will parts prices one day too.
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