2011 Superduty Specs Announced
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Diamondpilot
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I am glad to see they did not compromise anything and are able to still be at the head of the pack.
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looks impressive to say the least. i will give a serious look in a few years to an F-250 with that 6.2 gas engine in it. that new transmission Ford is coming out with looks to be pretty nice too.:thumbsup:
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Skip the F-250 and get a F-350 SRW. I have one of each and $600 difference the F-350 is much more truck.
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Has anyone found the power-torque curves for these nifty new engines?
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What's the big deal with the NEW 6.2L horsepower/torque figures: my '07 Tundra produces 381HP at 5,500RPM(same) and 401lb/ft of torque at (3,500RPM)[1,000RPM less],from a 5.7L, half ton, plus has a 4:30 final drive ratio to get things moving. Hardly earth shattering figures from Ford, if you ask me 
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What I see left out is the economy version. 225 or 250hp diesel, 30+mpg in a 2wd...
What's the big deal with the NEW 6.2L horsepower/torque figures: my '07 Tundra produces 381HP at 5,500RPM(same) and 401lb/ft of torque at (3,500RPM)[1,000RPM less],from a 5.7L, half ton, plus has a 4:30 final drive ratio to get things moving. Hardly earth shattering figures from Ford, if you ask me
I agree. The 5.7 Hemi still has better numbers than the new Ford + it has the MDS feature that really bolsters mileage.
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Man that engine is a complicated looking beast.
First Look: Ford's All-New 6.7-Liter V-8 Power Stroke Diesel Engine - PickupTrucks.com News
Two separate/independent cooling systems with 2 water pumps and 2 radiators.
I don't know how Ford has such high payload and towing numbers, comparing to Ram, the Ram has a slightly higher rated rear axle but the Ford has 1500 more pounds of payload and 6000 more towing?
3rd diesel in 7 years, maybe this one will be the charm, but it looks awfully complex to me. With the way the economy is, it's gonna be a tough sell. Not just Ford, but all the big 3's high end line.
JB.
First Look: Ford's All-New 6.7-Liter V-8 Power Stroke Diesel Engine - PickupTrucks.com News
Two separate/independent cooling systems with 2 water pumps and 2 radiators.
I don't know how Ford has such high payload and towing numbers, comparing to Ram, the Ram has a slightly higher rated rear axle but the Ford has 1500 more pounds of payload and 6000 more towing?
3rd diesel in 7 years, maybe this one will be the charm, but it looks awfully complex to me. With the way the economy is, it's gonna be a tough sell. Not just Ford, but all the big 3's high end line.
JB.
The diesel option is supposed to be the same price as in the '10's, $6500
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