What current (or fairly new) cars and light trucks still have pushrod engines? All that comes to mind are GM products with LS/LT series V8's.
What current (or fairly new) cars and light trucks still have pushrod engines? All that comes to mind are GM products with LS/LT series V8's.
Chrysler's HEMI and Hellcat do.
GMs 4.3L v6 does.
All of the 3/4 ton diesels have pushrods I think. But those are probably not a "light truck" by most standards.
Dodge HEMI engine, Cummins, and Fords 6.4(?) V8 found in the 3/4 ton up trucks.
That's all I can think of at this time.
A majority of Harley V-twins.
Appleseed said:A majority of Harley V-twins.
I think that counts
That is, without hyperbole, the worst car I've ever seen.
It may be the worst, but that doesn't mean it doesn't look like it's as fun as a barrel of monkeys.
Really, a barrel of monkeys would also be a terrible idea when you think about it.
In reply to Keith Tanner :
Can you imagine the feces content?
How did I forgot about Chrysler V8s? Embarrassing for sure.
STM317 said:
All of the 3/4 ton diesels have pushrods I think. But those are probably not a "light truck" by most standards.
By DOT standards, the boundary between light trucks and medium trucks is 14,000 pounds.
On the original topic, I think a number of the Bentleys they make right now are still using the old 6.75L RR pushrod V8.
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