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GM Stuffs 8.3L V8 Duramax Into Oshawa-Built Heavy-Duty Trucks
The clean-sheet diesel delivers 555 horsepower and 1,230 lb-ft of torque as GM targets heavier towing and hauling in HD pickups.
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GM's New 8.3L Diesel Borrows Something Crucial From the Canceled 'Baby Duramax'
GM almost revolutionized pickups in the late 2000s with a high-tech Duramax diesel. It was eventually canceled due to the recession, but part of it still lives on in the new 8.3-liter "Mongoose."
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The largest diesel engine in the General Motors is 6.6-litre Duramax since 2000, but about two years ago it was rumored that the car manufacturer was preparing a surprise for heavy fuel models in the form of an even larger machine, and in 2026, GM officially announced an 8.3-litre 8-cylinder turbodesel.
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