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So I know that in 2005 Ford switched to a 3 valve V10, which pushed the figures up to 362/457. What about the chassis cab? Did they have the 3 valve as well? And what are the figures there?
Same 3v motor same transmissions same output but the chassis cabs are rated at a lower rpm so the numbers are lower but it’s only on paper the engines produce the same power as the one in the pickups.
Looks like the cab and chasis specs were a bit lower than the normal super dutys. Although in 2012, the torque hit 460 ft. lbs. in the cab and chasis f650 and f750.
Looks like the cab and chasis specs were a bit lower than the normal super dutys. Although in 2012, the torque hit 460 ft. lbs. in the cab and chasis f650 and f750.
If he's like the majority of 7.3 owners, he'll throw fuel mileage, longevity, and a host of other things that make 7.3s better. Even though I own a 7.3, I was trying to explain how a v10 is a very stout alternative to a diesel to some of my diesel buddies...they thought I was full of it to say the least lol.
I've had 3 crew cab long beds: a 2000 7.3 dually, 2002 2v V10, and 2005 3v V10 (still have it 13 years later with zero repairs). I loved them all, but wouldn't trade my 3v V10 for any of them.
Good mornining. Im new to this site & thread & need some help. We own a 2007 class C motorhome (E450) with a V-10 engine. Looking to upgrade to class A. Quandary: stick with the V-10, or broaden then size choices with a diesel pusher? I don't know if the V-10 just lacks power or what but it won't hold OD (while on cruise control) when facing an overpass or strong head wind. When I control the speed not on cruise, it will hold OD a bit longer. Anyone have any ideas/solutions?
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