Sorry for getting hot around the collar. But after the initial post, another person posted that they knew that GM was testing a Cat. Which is not true. They have had Cat's for a long time in the medium duty's but they are currenely NOT testing a Cat in the little trucks.

 

Oh so since you own or work at a chevy house you are the expert here...<br><br>Back up your obnoxious statements... Call the kettle black!<br><br>The Cat won't fit in a 2500 or 3500 in the model year that it was introduced? Back that statement up!<br><br>Ford doesn't own Cummins? Back that up!<br><br>Be hot around the collar fine... don't want a chill pill...fine!<br><br>but back your stuff up as well!

 

I said my peace and now my turn to apologize to everyone...<br><br>Isn't that how it works...<br><br>my apologies to everyone for speaking a piece of my mind on this subject...

 

I know that cat did give GM a couple of motors to try, after cat told GM that they would not warranty the motors because GM could not cool the motors properly. GM then told cat that they have sufficient cooling, so Cat decided to give GM a chance, after a couple of motors GM ran them and sure enough they didn’t work., Then cat pulled out of giving GM a chance to put there motors in GM. I know this much to be true, this happen in the year of 2003. I personally know this, and know this is not rumors. It’s a Fact. All of which came from CAT machinery Inc

 

Enough of this! <br><br>This thread is done.