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Like I saidI had a 8.1 it was a beast and pulled hard.The new ford gas 7.3 is getting factory twin turbos next year.
If I won the lottery I would get a f250 2wd with 7.3 twin turbos lower it , cat backs, chip it and 60's all around.And do some smoke shows around town
I had an Allison in mine it pulled hard .5 to 6 miles a gallon at most.
Quote from: Bruno of NH on June 17, 2021, 05:41:16 PMI had an Allison in mine it pulled hard .5 to 6 miles a gallon at most.That is pitiful. Old semis fully loaded get that in the mountains. Theres no excuse for a pickup to be that bad. My 12v dually got 11 with a bad convertor!
I wouldn't be surprused if the twin turbo setup has more to do with emissions than power.
Quote from: mike_belben on June 21, 2021, 08:53:21 AMQuote from: Bruno of NH on June 17, 2021, 05:41:16 PMI had an Allison in mine it pulled hard .5 to 6 miles a gallon at most.That is pitiful. Old semis fully loaded get that in the mountains. Theres no excuse for a pickup to be that bad. My 12v dually got 11 with a bad convertor!I was jobing around a lot when I had that truck.24' job trailer on the back pulling lots of hills in NH and Vt
When you say loaded what does that mean? 20k lbs? 5k lbs? Your loaded diesel mpg seems low. Guy hauls a lot of hay for me with 21k lbs of bales on a 9?k lbs trailer and averages 13.5.I hauled almost 17k lbs of pipe and trailer behind my old 7.3 2 weeks ago and averaged 16.3 over a 250 mile trip.
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