Engine size, 5.9 liter too small or better fuel economy?

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Engine size, 5.9 liter too small or better fuel economy?

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Engine size, 5.9 liter too small or better fuel economy?	Curt Welling	8-1-09
I'm looking at a bus with the specs as below. I'm wondering if folks thinks this will be underpowered after a conversion, seems like the 5.9 liter engine is mighty small. 1995 - Ford - Carpenter - Capacity 66 Year: 1995 Bus Type: School Bus Bus Category: Conventional Mileage: 78,224 Capacity: 66 Chassis Make: Ford Engine Size: 5.9 Body Make: Carpenter Fuel Type: Diesel Transmission Model: AT545 Brakes Type: Hydraulic

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