Ecoboost heading my way!!!! (And thanks to folks here)
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I might wait a little while before I try to see how many MPG I can get with math. I got to have some fun and let some friends drive it for now, also want to let the rings break in a little.
#63
I actually just filled it up. My info is telling me 19-20 around town but that is driving conservatively.
I might wait a little while before I try to see how many MPG I can get with math. I got to have some fun and let some friends drive it for now, also want to let the rings break in a little.
I might wait a little while before I try to see how many MPG I can get with math. I got to have some fun and let some friends drive it for now, also want to let the rings break in a little.
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Ford engineer stayed that staying out of boost did NOT necessarily mean better fuel economy. He said that running lower rpms with boost was more efficient than running higher rpms without boost.
#68
The 3.31 is the standard ratio with 3.55, 3.73 and 4.10 being optional. The big drawback to the 3.31 is it is not offered with a limited slip. Otherwise it is a fine rear end, I had one in my 2001 with the 5.4.
#70
Does that mean in 4x4 you would only have traction with one rear wheel and one front?
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It's not about just saving on gas, the engine is much more capable than the 5.0L and the 6.2L as far as power curve, torque, efficiency, upgrades, ect.
#75
It is handy if the road is icy and one tire is on ice and one on pavement.