Firepunk Diesel 6.7L Cummins Billet Engine

Prepare to bid farewell to the era of cracked engine blocks because D&J Precision Machine's cutting-edge billet aluminum block is poised to revolutionize the game. Beyond its sheer aesthetic brilliance, this engineering masterpiece is set to deliver performance on par with its visual appeal. What sets it apart is its adoption of a robust 6-bolt bed plate system in lieu of conventional main caps. As we gaze upon this billet marvel, one can't help but ponder its untapped potential. How much more power will it be capable of harnessing, and how much further will it propel the Firepunk Pro Street Dodge into the elusive realm of the fastest two-door club?
Do you recall the unforgettable moment when Lavon Miller's Cummins engine had its dramatic dyno mishap? Yes, the one that sent shockwaves across the internet. Well, this is that very engine, or rather, the remnants of it. While undergoing rigorous turbo testing with a pair of 5-blade Stainless Diesel chargers, this 2,200-plus horsepower, seasoned and rugged powerplant reached around 4,500 rpm, only for the factory cast-iron 6.7L block to spectacularly disintegrate around the rotating assembly. Astonishingly, amidst the chaos, the cylinder head and fuel injectors emerged unscathed from the explosion.