Basically, Navistar spent some $700 million developing an engine that would suck exhaust gas back into the engine’s cylinders to reduce tailpipe nitrogen oxide emissions.

Damn you.

I agree with your view, 1000%. This country would be far better off if its inhabitants would focus more on being nationalist than racist.

Colloquially, a track-steer or track loader. In actuality, and depending on the manufacturer/branding it is a multi-terrain or compact track loader.

Properly optioned Ram 2500 ST with the 6.7L Cummins with a G56 6-speed.

The Dodge Charger Scat Pack Brought Out My Inner Asshole

You’re 100% correct. What I was posting was primarily with respect to in-cylinder fuel economy improvement. Aerodynamics plays an enormous part in reduced fuel consumption for over-the-road diesels. Using Mack/Volvo as an example:

As am I. I think that it is either a case of “if it’s not broke...” or overall cost. I have limited knowledge of diesel-electric locomotives, so I can’t speak to intelligently about the subject.

Thank you for the kind words!

I typically don’t have issues with my left foot. The right one feels a little heavy sometimes. ;)

I totally agree that we, as a nation and as taxpayers, should not bear the burden of bringing the remainder of the world into compliance. I also don’t think that a coalition or organization exists that has the teeth to enforce any sort of global standard for emissions (UN sanctions? lol). I really find the whole…

Ideal diesel combustion:

Ford’s Power Stroke engines used to be made by International, but the company has abandon that relationship to build the Super Duty’s diesel engine in-house for this generation of the truck.

I placed an order for a F350 about a month ago.

Thank you, and again, thank you for pointing out the error in my original post. :)

Based on this video, I think we were both incorrect. After impact, you can also see a spray of fluids from (possibly) a radiator hose. I will agree with you that in this example, it does appear as though the powertrain assembly is installed and intact.

That shoggoth is adorbs!

I think I answered my own question. Based on the “Proposed Partial Stipulated Order,” it looks like folks who fall into that class are good... provided this is the same language in the final order.

I noted that all of the tables indicate “This table applies if you have owned a vehicle listed below since September 18, 2015.” Any idea what happens with cars purchased since then?

COTD right here.