1994 MCI MC-12 Greyhound Lines Inc # 2511
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i can't even begin to guess the number of miles I've ridden to the sweet sounds of this engine, but truth be told, my heart's with the 8v71 ;-)
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Are any of these old MCIs with this engine 6v92 still running for Greyhound somewhere?
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I love the engine of this bus.
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The MCI 96!! :))
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I cant decide wheather I want a MC9 or MC12. Im pretty set on a 6V92 more towards the silver 6V92 but not sure. Anyone know which one was more reliable?
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Reminds me of CAT's Gillig Phantoms
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1st Gear = Slow Take off (tranny winds up to a scream like a choir) Every Belt Drive Attached To Engine Visciously Screams Like Vaccum Cleaner + Engine Revs High
2nd Gear = Engine Revs Stuck High Constantly (tranny whistles up slowly like boiling tea kettle) Revs Seems Stuck With Great Notice In Torque / Forward Momentum
3rd Gear = (1 second boost) Engine Revs Drop Very Hard Jerking The Bus + Passengers Forward With Whip Lash + Tranny Whistle In Sync With Motor Until Scream + Engine Screams
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MY GOD where has this engine gone? i miss this one and the 8v71n engine sounds. everything now sounds like a rail freight engine
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@w5pda No A300 has ever been RB211 powered. As a matter of fact, the RB211, which was more than capable of pushing an A300 into the air, was never offered as an option.
Besides the 8v71, the 6v92 is my favorite engine.
david123321ism 2 months ago
@david123321ism - agreed.The 6V92 is my favorite. It was to replace the 8V92 ... which wasnt as fuel efficient as the 6V
ea90744 2 months ago