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95mph
2011 ford f150 fx4 5.0 360hp v8, 120mph on the speedo and the thing is pullin hard till it hits 95mph and then it just stops goin. what a disappointment. at least let it go to 100 before you shut it down.
in the house
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From: Kansas
They should at least let you go to the minimum your tires are rated for, which is at least 112 mph. 96 is a friggin' snails pace on some highways I travel, and it pisses me off to be passed by old women in '95 Park Avenues......
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From: Pa
I fall into the second group.
Although my Dakota did felt alot more stable at 95 than my F150 does.
Squishy Heads
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From: Stafford, VA
The only vehicle I have ever felt stable at that speed and higher was my CBR600RR. I used to set my throttle lock on 95 and do a trip from VA to PA every few months. Had it at 150 ONE time after that I never went above 100 again. Used to pass cops ALL the time and they would never give two ****s if I was on the interstate.. back roads and in town are a different story. However I will say I never ride reckless anymore it's not worth it. I like taking corners on windy roads at a moderate speed now and none of the death ride crap I did when I first got it. After I almost got t-boned by a f-250 that ran a red light my entire attitude changed and I started to ride with my safety in mind.
Last edited by bradseabridge; Feb 20, 2011 at 08:21 PM.
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Squishy Heads
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From: Stafford, VA
Haha I never go above 70. The ONLY time I go above 65 is to get around some idiot on Central VA's infamous I-95. It's amazing how good you can get your mileage if you keep it stuck to 65, hell I would stick to 55 if I wouldn't get run the hell over. 55 has been proven to be the sweet spot in fuel consumption.