f-700 with cummins
I went to the local diesal performance shop today and saw in the back a f-700. I never heard of one so I went and checked it out and what I saw was a 5.9 cummins motor in it. Why is this brand new f-700 powered by a cummins
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The only engines available above the F550 are the Power Stroke, the 5.9 Cummins, and a Cat. Personally, I would take the Cat over the Cummins or Power Stroke.
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Thanks I didnt know the cummins was put in fords
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i didnt think the powerstroke was available above 550. Seems to me it would be unerpowered a bit. Guess its like putting a 5.4 in a 350 c/c dually.
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The 444 is mild when put into the small Ford trucks. They turn the computer up when they put it into the 6-750. The only difference between the 4-550 and the 350 is the frame rails are straight and stronger and the GVRW is higher. The 6-750's are available with the 444, cummins, and the cat. The cat is the only engine that can come with the optional auto transmission (allison)
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Originally posted by FarmerPhilCo The only difference between the 4-550 and the 350 is the frame rails are straight and stronger and the GVRW is higher. Both the GVWR and GCWR are MUCH higher on the 450/550 than on the 350. |
the gcwr on a 350 is 20,000# and on a well equiped 550 its 26,000#, not much higher, but yes higher.
So, do the 6/750's with powerstoke come with a "factory power tune"? If so, is it possiable for a 350 to use a 750 computer? |
it is the same computer, just configured differently.
you can tkae your truck to an international dealer and they can reconfigure your computer |
What is different with the 6/750 tunes? Would it be safe to have IH recon the computer without any goodies (i.e. gauges, exhaust, etc.)?
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you dont want to over do it. You can have them turn it up just a little but if you go any further you will want to beef up the drive train.
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Originally posted by f350xlt460 the gcwr on a 350 is 20,000# and on a well equiped 550 its 26,000#, not much higher, but yes higher. |
you have to have a cdl to drive your 550?
odd |
in VA i think you need a CDL for anything over 26,000
Casey, ive heard of that 30,000# package, whats different then the 26,000#? |
Originally posted by f350xlt460 in VA i think you need a CDL for anything over 26,000 Casey, ive heard of that 30,000# package, whats different then the 26,000#? And yes, I have a CDL to drive the truck and trailer. |
oh, Im not doubting that you have your cdl and are capable of driving a rig, I just foud it odd that a truck that small could be set up over cdl thats all. It has to have springs and axles that are huge, my friend has a 550 roll-back and just about anything on the rear lift will make that squat.
and anything over 26,000 requires the driver to hold a cdl unless it is a registered farm use vehicle. |
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