4.4l Diesel cgi block to Tupy
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4.4l Diesel cgi block to Tupy
The 4.4l diesel block will be cast by Tupy in one of their casting plants. The Cleveland plant is still in the running for casting some of the blocks. The plant is in hopes of getting some of the work. You should see it available about a year from now in F 150 and Expeditions. The word is getting out now about who will build and the Dangenham diesel center will build the first iterations. Maybe if demand is high enough assembly will be done in the US as well.
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Originally Posted by subliminaldanger
If they get it to be as effiencent and powerful liter as 3.6, making only the tiniest improvment from the 2007 3.6 model, it should make 360HP and almost 590 hp. That would smoke anything on the road with a Banks powerpack.
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Originally Posted by HamerDown
And Fuel MPG will suffer, so then you would be right back to square one. Another Diesel all hoped up with Power and poor mpg.
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Originally Posted by fla.boy
always someone ruin the party! in this case before it even starts! how about giving ford a chance and lets just see what happens! cheers.
I've had a 7.3 Diesel since way back when fuel was .60 cents a gallon and Diesels were simple great Engines! And the funny thing this, now I'm reading on ALL the Truck Forums Ford,Dodge,GM is how everybody wants the BIG Powerful Diesel's but then complains and cries when the fuel mileage sucks.
You can't have both, not now, especially with all the emissions crap being jammed on these Diesels Engines.
So enter this new smaller Diesel for the F150...sounds like a winner that may get some good MPG numbers. Next thing and here we go again...people are looking for tons of HP and TQ from this smaller engine...so once again, there goes the fuel mileage.
Kinda silly ain't it...
Last edited by HamerDown; 03-19-2007 at 10:49 PM.
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Here is something interesting for those guys that want the power....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_4.4_Turbo_Diesel
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_4.4_Turbo_Diesel
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Originally Posted by AD1995
When you built an 07 Expedition with the diesel option they then had you do a survey. I know I filled it out. At that time they were saying the diesel option would get 2-3 MPG more than the 5.4. At lest that is what I remember.