GEN 2 Raptor power/torque release

[SubSonicSOPMOD]

That's because Z forums are full of a bunch of tards


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Heh, missed a good tardz punchline there.

 

[bstoner59]

Heh, missed a good tardz punchline there.

DAAAAMMMITT!!!!!!!


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[Deleted member 12951]

There's always Hennessy power upgrades.

Dude, wait, what, seriously??

 

[bstoner59]

Ya, if you want to burn alive in a steel coffin!!

 

[98infinity]

Dude, wait, what, seriously??

I had a Bon fire once.

 

[SubSonicSOPMOD]

My bad, is it not cool to like Hennessy anymore? I've been out of touch for awhile. Wouldn't do a thing to the 6.2 I think it's plenty of power.

 

[bstoner59]

My bad, is it not cool to like Hennessy anymore? I've been out of touch for awhile. Wouldn't do a thing to the 6.2 I think it's plenty of power.

There is nothing "cool" about them. They are hot...like fire[emoji91][emoji91][emoji91][emoji91]


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[Ironhorse07]

Ya, if you want to burn alive in a military grade aluminum coffin!!

Fixed it.

 

[bstoner59]

Fixed it.

He was referring to the Gen 1, I believe. I could be wrong...the only class I passed was recess.

 

[Cobber]

I think in a way they have told us the HP number. If you look at the ford official brochure it lists the new std ecoboost torque as 470 and the high output one will go much higher. In the weight saving section it says they shed nearly 500lbs increasing power to weight ration by over 16%.....

So if our current 6200lb screw has 411hp then the power to weight ratio is .066hp/lb. A 16% increase gives us almost .077hp/lb. At 500lb savings we get a 5700lb screw. So HP for the new ecoboost would be right around 438 ponies.

I could be wrong but they gave us that info just not the numbers.