450hp and 510ft/lbs!!!
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450hp and 510ft/lbs!!!
I'm sure it's old news to most, but I just read an article saying the 2017 Raptor is officially rated at 450/510. That truck will be an animal. I said I wouldn't own an ecoboost, but I may have to eat my words... This looks tempting for sure.
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The real tell on how much of an animal it will be, is when we see the plotted HP and Torque curves.
My real question is how much extra will the tuners drag out of it. One of the main limiting factors of the first 3.5EB was fuel delivery and many are hoping that is resolved with the dual injection system. GM apparently has faith in the co-developed 10 speed since they're bolting it into an 850HP Camaro.
Anyone think we'll see an 850HP VelociRaptor from Hennessey?
My real question is how much extra will the tuners drag out of it. One of the main limiting factors of the first 3.5EB was fuel delivery and many are hoping that is resolved with the dual injection system. GM apparently has faith in the co-developed 10 speed since they're bolting it into an 850HP Camaro.
Anyone think we'll see an 850HP VelociRaptor from Hennessey?
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Ford doesn't typically play around with the SVT vehicles. Ever since the big "oops" with the 1999 cobra. I'll bet the new Raptor will not disappoint. They also will want to prove the new engine is a fitting replacement for the 6.2l.
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The real tell on how much of an animal it will be, is when we see the plotted HP and Torque curves. My real question is how much extra will the tuners drag out of it. One of the main limiting factors of the first 3.5EB was fuel delivery and many are hoping that is resolved with the dual injection system. GM apparently has faith in the co-developed 10 speed since they're bolting it into an 850HP Camaro. Anyone think we'll see an 850HP VelociRaptor from Hennessey?
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