smurfslayer
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We are in good shape because Ford addressed the gen1 3.5EB shortcomings in the gen2. Right ‘squetch?
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Since Ford is moving forward with making the raptor name a "package", it seems reasonable to assume that the buyer can spec the base vehicle package they want. With that said, the buyer can opt for a V6 or a V8.
More detailed speculation doesn’t change that its baseless speculation.Ford has the ranger with the "raptor" package. The bronco is scheduled to get the "raptor" package. The f150 has a "raptor" package. With all of these raptor packs, Ford will be using that as a selling point for a few different option trim levels. Doing that allows the customer to choose engines. That is a win win for Ford and the customer. It will be great.
I think putting the Raptor engine in the F-150 Limited is pretty telling. Eventually, they'll kill the 5.0 and have only Ecoboost engines in everything but the big trucks.No one can confirm until there's confirmation. There were a lot of rumors at the beginning of the year that a 2019 or mid 2019 model would have that as an option, those rumors have died down almost completely at this stage and I haven't read/seen any new ones pop up about a potential V8 for 2020. Most of what you read these days regarding the 7.0 V8 are largely jokes.
No one can confirm until there's confirmation. There were a lot of rumors at the beginning of the year that a 2019 or mid 2019 model would have that as an option, those rumors have died down almost completely at this stage and I haven't read/seen any new ones pop up about a potential V8 for 2020. Most of what you read these days regarding the 7.0 V8 are largely jokes.
Ford has the ranger with the "raptor" package. The bronco is scheduled to get the "raptor" package.
I think putting the Raptor engine in the F-150 Limited is pretty telling. Eventually, they'll kill the 5.0 and have only Ecoboost engines in everything but the big trucks.