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Old 07-24-2014, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by blackknight87
Just wait til 2020. 20 speed transmissions. 2.19 axle ratio. 1.5L turbo 3 cylinder motors.
Nissan's 2014 Le Mans engine (1.5L turbo 3 cyl) puts out 400 HP & weighs just 88 lbs.


Your predictions are already coming true.
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Originally Posted by Curmudgeon
Nissan's 2014 Le Mans engine (1.5L turbo 3 cyl) puts out 400 HP & weighs just 88 lbs.

Your predictions are already coming true.
On race gas and millions of dollars investes.
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How much will the rcsb and supercab weight? I'm ready for a new project! Imagine my truck tat does an 11.86 weighing 735lbs less, that would be able an 11.1 all things equal. Now a rcsb 4wd would do 10s!
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How much will the rcsb and supercab weight? I'm ready for a new project! Imagine my truck tat does an 11.86 weighing 735lbs less, that would be able an 11.1 all things equal. Now a rcsb 4wd would do 10s!
Now you are catching on to the possibilities,
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Originally Posted by snobdds
Assuming the 5.0 is about 300lbs heavier than then 2.7, the weight savings is only around 432lbs.

Very deceptive and should be on a apples to apples basis...
430 lbs is still a huge weight savings
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Originally Posted by chris_bryan_89
430 lbs is still a huge weight savings

But, the 430# weight savings is moot since it was derived from an erroneous assumption that the 5.0 is 300# heavier than the 2.7. Ford said the 5.0 is only about 25# heavier, so we're back to the 700+ pounds weight savings, at least when comparing 2014-2015 Lariats.
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Originally Posted by mechanicboy
How much will the rcsb and supercab weight? I'm ready for a new project! Imagine my truck tat does an 11.86 weighing 735lbs less, that would be able an 11.1 all things equal. Now a rcsb 4wd would do 10s!
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