More Power For A F-550
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12-10-2009, 07:23 PM
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More Power For A F-550
Hello,
I'm about to buy a new F-550, 2010 or maybe waiting till the new 2011's come out next year. I'm looking into getting the V-10 and the only towing I do is a 1966 Thunderbird once in a blue moon. I'm wanting to get about 300 to 350 more hp, and about the same in torque. i was thinking about a blower as the main mod to the truck, but I'm new to modding a car this much. The only work I'm really done is replacement and restoring...I'm looking for the "good" brands and maybe what else I can do to get the power...Thanks for your time...
I'm about to buy a new F-550, 2010 or maybe waiting till the new 2011's come out next year. I'm looking into getting the V-10 and the only towing I do is a 1966 Thunderbird once in a blue moon. I'm wanting to get about 300 to 350 more hp, and about the same in torque. i was thinking about a blower as the main mod to the truck, but I'm new to modding a car this much. The only work I'm really done is replacement and restoring...I'm looking for the "good" brands and maybe what else I can do to get the power...Thanks for your time...
#2
12-12-2009, 08:12 PM
So, how you gonna like your new $40000 truck with no warranty? You want to DOUBLE the power?
Have you actually done any research on the stock HP/TQ for this truck and the competition? Driven one?
2010 Ford Super Duty Engine Specs | The Official Site of the 2010 Ford Super Duty | FordVehicles.com
Double the HP is possible, but will result in an unusable, unserviceable, and very soon, non-operating vehicle with no warranty. If you can afford the time and money, and enjoy being hobbled with such a vehicle, good luck to you.
Start here:
http://bankspower.com/app/index/6#
Have you actually done any research on the stock HP/TQ for this truck and the competition? Driven one?
2010 Ford Super Duty Engine Specs | The Official Site of the 2010 Ford Super Duty | FordVehicles.com
Double the HP is possible, but will result in an unusable, unserviceable, and very soon, non-operating vehicle with no warranty. If you can afford the time and money, and enjoy being hobbled with such a vehicle, good luck to you.
Start here:
http://bankspower.com/app/index/6#
