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I wonder what an engine swap would cost and how much we could get for the eco?
To the 6.2? Why would you buy a new truck, and then go backwards like that?
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I wonder what an engine swap would cost and how much we could get for the eco?
To the 6.2? Why would you buy a new truck, and then go backwards like that?
its not going back! its keeping with a product that is proven. Hey the eco maybe better right now but I can't afford to be in the dealership for extended amount of time with replacement parts etc. Yes we all want the best stuff right now but I believe going with the new alum body and weight savings with the 6.2 would be a great start have the eco test in the regular F150. Turbo do not give good longevity.
its not going back! its keeping with a product that is proven. Hey the eco maybe better right now but I can't afford to be in the dealership for extended amount of time with replacement parts etc. Yes we all want the best stuff right now but I believe going with the new alum body and weight savings with the 6.2 would be a great start have the eco test in the regular F150. Turbo do not give good longevity.
Turbos last forever in his mind.
Turbos last forever in his mind.
Just like the fictional "identical" Mustang. How hard is it these days to take an actual picture of your own vehicle anyway?
The dealership owners don't keep up with what is in and out of the device dept. ford typically doesn't run a buy here pay here, 2 employee outfit.