Evolution?
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Mountain Pass
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Evolution?
I was just wondering if anyone knew if there was such a thing as an evolution? I mean a friend of mine said he had a 2004 F250 6.0 Liter Evolution??? Is there such a thing? If so what is it reffering to? He couldn't answer that question which is why I am not sure if I should beleive him. Thanks for your help.
Steve
Steve
...Unsure about the evolution but would sure like to hear more-
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From: W. Philly Burbs
well the only evolution that i know of is the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution, which is a 4 door econo box box pocket rocket.........its actually a "car" household name over seas, but from the months ive been on here ive never heard of a super duty refered to as a evolution.
BUT............i have to admit, having a truck like mine (All Black Sport package F-350 CC DRW 4X4) and a tandem trailer with either a red or a blue Mitsu EVO on the trailer would be heaven......kick butt at the track and then kick but too and from the track while towing the EVO haha
BTW, the Mitsu EVO has a little turbo'ed 2.0 liter 4 cyl............stock has 270 HP..........easily get 400 HP (the engine is bulletproof, more so than any 7.4 or 6.0 i hate to say........they still use all iron)........not torquey like our trucks, but it still has serious guts and AWD haha
BUT............i have to admit, having a truck like mine (All Black Sport package F-350 CC DRW 4X4) and a tandem trailer with either a red or a blue Mitsu EVO on the trailer would be heaven......kick butt at the track and then kick but too and from the track while towing the EVO haha
BTW, the Mitsu EVO has a little turbo'ed 2.0 liter 4 cyl............stock has 270 HP..........easily get 400 HP (the engine is bulletproof, more so than any 7.4 or 6.0 i hate to say........they still use all iron)........not torquey like our trucks, but it still has serious guts and AWD haha
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