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New Daf power for Nationals

14th April 1988, Page 12
14th April 1988
Page 12
Page 12, 14th April 1988 — New Daf power for Nationals
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• Daf Bus is offering new 11.6-litre DKDL 1160 engines for fitting in the 6,000 Mk I Leyland Nationals currently operating in the UK.

The engine produces 121kW at 2,000rpm, and 655Nm of torque 1,300rpm. Daf claims: "The turbocharged engine it replaces develops a similar output, but the torque curve of the Daf DIC.DL is flatter, giving 95% of maximum torque over an engine speed range of 75Orpm."

Daf says the engine, carrying a year's unlimiteddistance warranty, mates exactly with the original transmission of the Leyland National.

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