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2011 F150 Motors and Harley Edition
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<blockquote data-quote="05slvrgt" data-source="post: 9957445" data-attributes="member: 77288"><p>Don't know if anyone saw this in the article but:</p><p></p><p>Following Ford's presentation, we were taken to an engine dynamometer lab where an F-150's EcoBoost V6 was set up. The engine was not taken up to full power in front of the media, but we did see it go up to 4,000 rpm where it was held for about 10 minutes with an output of 410 lb-ft and 310 hp. Under those conditions it will hold 16 psi of boost with the turbos spinning at 175,000 rpm and a turbo temperature of 1,700 degrees F.</p><p></p><p>I can't wait to see what kind of ecoboost engine lies in the future of the mustang!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="05slvrgt, post: 9957445, member: 77288"] Don't know if anyone saw this in the article but: Following Ford's presentation, we were taken to an engine dynamometer lab where an F-150's EcoBoost V6 was set up. The engine was not taken up to full power in front of the media, but we did see it go up to 4,000 rpm where it was held for about 10 minutes with an output of 410 lb-ft and 310 hp. Under those conditions it will hold 16 psi of boost with the turbos spinning at 175,000 rpm and a turbo temperature of 1,700 degrees F. I can't wait to see what kind of ecoboost engine lies in the future of the mustang! [/QUOTE]
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