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Old 09-12-2014, 08:43 PM   #12 (permalink)
oil pan 4
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I have some 6.7L cummins EGR coolers. I like these.
They are bulky, heavy and well made. You could make a boiler or superheater out of one of these.
Unlike the 6.Oh-no ford coolers which are light, flimsy and are known for being an almost guaranteed point of failure.

If I was going to put one of these EGR coolers on a vehicle to be used as a heat exchanger of some sort I would use a ford 6.4 or cummins 6.7L cooler.

I am looking forward to seeing new ford 6.7L EGR coolers.
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