I've owned an 11.1 and 12.7. Detroit hasn't made an 11.1 in quite some time so I doubt swift would still have any. Here you might learn something on your smartphone. I can see you're not going to last long here.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detroit_Diesel_60
detroit 60 series engine block 11.1 to 12.7.
Discussion in 'Trucks [ Eighteen Wheelers ]' started by Ristow, Jul 26, 2014.
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So the 12.7 is 6 cycle? Your excuse doesn't make sense. Just admit you were 100% wrong and go on. Your arrogance is unwelcome here. I saw in another thread where you called FLATBED a liar.Last edited: Jul 27, 2014
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Nobody really cares what you've done here. You came into a thread 100% wrong, posted arrogantly, then post some BS excuse about cycles when you're proven wrong. This isn't the lunch counter.Bean Jr. and snowman_w900 Thank this.
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The series 60 has always been 6 cylinders, it's not "now". You're a piece of work. Enjoy your time here, as I don't see you lasting very long.Bean Jr. Thanks this.
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yah,i was joking. i drive a 359 Pete with a tuned silver 92 in it every week. i got a dash vid on the detroit 2 stroke thread in this forum section. guess i's a big strapper?
thanks much for the info everyone. this is a bit of a project truck. it's a double bunk cabover,so i can take 2 of the kids with on the wisconsin trips. the more i look at the truck the more i like it.BeenJammin Thanks this. -
depends. is it a 6 cylinder 2 stroke or a 4 cylinder 6 stroke?
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mine spins all the tires. trailers too.
Next question guys. this is a '90. i'll assume it's ddecII? can i use the drivers display with ddecII Pro Driver it was called i think? my '96 T600 had one. -
My 91 was DDEC2, so a 90 has a good shot at it. johnP3 would probably know the years, but check the engine serial # for sure because who knows what's happened to the truck in 25 years. If it's not on the valve cover anymore, it's stamped in the block under the intake manifold. I had to use chalk to see it after degreasing. My 93 was a DDEC3.
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Your second post in this thread. This entire post is lie/false/untrue/misinformed, whatever. This has nothing to do with cycles, strokes whatever. Have a nice day at the driver counter.
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Maybe you should quit drinking. See the above post.snowman_w900 Thanks this.
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