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I see both but I don't understand what the diff is. Is one better than the other?
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Difference between an M923A1 and an M923A2?
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Sephirothq
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This question has come up quite a bit in the past.
The A1 has the 855 cummins
The A2 has the 8.3 CTA Cummins, and CTIS (central Tire Inflation Systems)
Other then that they are similair trucks.
There is no better between the two, it is alot of personl preference.
The A1 has the 855 cummins
The A2 has the 8.3 CTA Cummins, and CTIS (central Tire Inflation Systems)
Other then that they are similair trucks.
There is no better between the two, it is alot of personl preference.
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There is a M923 for sale near me with a 290 cummins. Is that the 855 or the 8.3 cta?
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Interesting. What year is the truck?
I'd guess it's a 250 (855ci). The 8.3 (6cta8.3) is only in the a2 models starting about 1989 or so.
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ichudov
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I own both a -A0 truck (M927) and a -A2 truck (M931A2).
Right here the weather has been relatively cold lately (as low as 20 degrees) and I tried starting both just to see. The -A2 is CONSIDERABLY easier to start with ether assist. Really starts in one crank or two cranks.
Right here the weather has been relatively cold lately (as low as 20 degrees) and I tried starting both just to see. The -A2 is CONSIDERABLY easier to start with ether assist. Really starts in one crank or two cranks.