Cast-Aluminum pistons are also used on the 6.7L Powerstroke and include offset pistons pins and a single oil cooling galley. By clocking the large bearing journals, the large end of the rod can fit into the block. The connecting rods share a similar design to that which is found on Cummins powered diesel trucks. The forged-steel connecting rods have proven themselves capable of withstanding more horsepower and torque than most diesel owners will ever see being produced from their trucks. Nodular iron main caps keep the crankshaft mounted firmly in place by six bolts each. The block itself has a deep-skirt design, and Ford removed the bed plate that was present on the 6.4 and 6.0L Powerstroke engines. ItвЂ™s a stronger material than cast iron, and is more resilient to extra horsepower and torque. To improve engine durability, FordвЂ™s вЂњScorpionвЂќ 6.7L Powerstroke engine features a CGI or Compacted Graphite Iron block.

After the problems with both the 6.0 and 6.4, buyers were losing confidence in FordвЂ™s Superduty lineup. вЂ‹We are so proud to announce our new position as an AGEC member, and cannot wait to assist in delivering AGEC's values to women working across all sectors and levels of automotive.6.7L Powerstroke Gallery Submission 6.7L Powerstroke Performance SpecificationsДЇord had to get their diesel engine right. Women are retiring on 42% less superannuation than men. Girls receive 27% less pocket money than boysДЎ in 5 women experience sexual violence after the age of 15 Women still receive on average 23% less remuneration than menДЎ in 2 women are discriminated against at work for being mothers AGEC, with our help, aims to resolve these inequalities: There are still significant inequalities in Australia despite both the suffragette movement and the WomenвЂ™s Liberation Movement of the 1970s. Working together, we aim to drive a cultural shift in AustraliaвЂ™s attitudes towards gender equality through national campaigns, underpinned by rigorous empirical research. The members of WinA form part of AGECвЂ™s member network of over 500,000 women and girls. It is committed to creating the same rights and opportunities for women when it comes to pay, superannuation, the workplace, and society. WinA is proud to announce its membership to the Australian Gender Equality Council (AGEC).ДЄGEC is AustraliaвЂ™s first independent, national body dedicated to driving gender equality. To raise awareness in the community of rewarding employment opportunities in the industry.

To provide a forum where the concerns of Members can be discussed openly, and to contribute to VACC policy development To provide a forum to encourage, inspire and raise the self-esteem of women and their business partners within the industry To enhance the overall image of the automotive industry, and to promote it as an industry open to customers and job seekers, regardless of gender To provide a forum to open the lines of communication between Members To provide a forum that recognises the different needs of women within the industry To provide a forum to enhance skills and education, by encouraging tailor-made courses for women within the industry To provide open communication, networking and mentoring within the industry To encourage diversity of women regarding age, ethnicity, race and religion across the industry To be the voice for all women in the industry To assist industry to attract women into their workplaces To advocate for, and encourage, reasonable and flexible work arrangements To raise the profile of women and recognise them as an integral part of the automotive industry

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