RE: Don't need a 1 ton

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MY previous job was for a die casting foundry. We made alot of aluminum 
axle tubes for Diamler Chrysler/Dana Spicer 

One tube we made was called the KJ tube. This was supposed to go into a 
pick up truck. Is Jeep making a pick up again? I dont see one out yet.

Cummins makes a 4 cylinder diesel similiar to the 5.9 truck motor. I 
think its an industrial unit. Might be a wee bit heavy for a small 
pickup. Then again, every see the spring pack under the front of a Dodge 
cummins?

I am interested in building a veggie/diesel truck. This would be pretty 
cool, but getting oil on longer trips might be a problem. Still it would 
be beneficial for a lot of driving.

I was considering converting my Coronet to run alcohol. The local co-op 
has E85 (85% ethanol) But even the price of that has gone up alot. Its 
volumetric effeciency isnt all that great, but the octane is over 100.

Doc.
Doc.


Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
> Doc - that's exactly what I'm looking for.  I have a old full size for  
> hauling big stuff.  We need a high mpg, small diesel pick-up with  
> rubber mats and 
> heated mirror delete....   I see Ferd is making a  hybrid, but the cost 
> must 
> be outta site.  Let _www.jeep.com_ (http://www.jeep.com)  know we're out 
> here.  
>  Joe
> 
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