Duramax
Duramax is a type of diesel engine made by GM that’s often used in big trucks. It gives a lot of pulling power and is built to last.
Duramax is General Motors’ line of large displacement V8 diesel engines used in trucks and commercial vehicles, known for high torque and durability.
Hear It Discussed
"they typically, you know, they still to this day, like with a Duramax truck engine versus a Duramax pickup engine, they run them at lower RPMs, different little different torque curve"
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"I drive a 2018 GMC Denali with a Duramax in it."
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"I like, I have no problem with the Duramax. Have you owned diesels before?"
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