Cummins vs. Cat
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by gtn428, Oct 26, 2008.
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You must check the CAT CT660 truck.
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COST,your worried about cost.

The hell with cost!!!
Your putting this in a Heavy Truck not a car, right?
The CAT is the way to go for starting in any weather and power.
If it is good for a Heavy Equipment then it good for a Heavy Truck.
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When it gets cold out... Ever CAT I drove started ever time... Cumming was A totally different story (bring a Blow torch with ya and few cans of ether)
Last edited: Mar 29, 2012
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Good info. How's the 2012 CAT's doing? LOL........
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Seems pretty well!
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+1 Lol. Every pre and past emission CAT I drove were gutless nothing, compare to pre 2010 Cummins. I don't even wanna mention the engine brake on those CATs, purely for sound effect purposes. Even the Detroit pulls better. Haven't trided the newer past 2010 SOHC ISXs I heard they gutless too.Last edited: Mar 30, 2012
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Cummins stay away from the ISX it's bs to the max. Cat parts are more expensive and are just loud trash
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The ISX is awesome!!!
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Come to Ohio, I've got a few Cats you can drive. Lol
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My compassion were based on trips Montreal QC > Vancouver or North BC > South Cali > Motreal QC with a fully loaded reefer. As you can see mountains weren't lacking. If compared stock to stock with similar ratings pre 10 ISX15 vs C15 the latter is a joke in climbs and downhills with similar truck, diffs and trannys. I haven't driven and tuned CATs nor the new ISXs.
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