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Old 08-22-2012, 03:06 PM
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from what i've been told, the Ecoboost engine perfers to be underwater when in use.
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Originally Posted by BenJAMO
from what i've been told, the Ecoboost engine perfers to be underwater when in use.
Only in Salt water though. Fresh water can leak into the turbo through the radiator bearings.
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Watch these videos of my ecoboost and let me know what you think after.... The ecoboost is a monster!


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With the Ecoboost, you just wait for the less powerful 5.0's to go through first, and once they get stuck due to having to keep their revs way up to get any power and spinning their tires so hard they sink, you just drive over the now sunk in the mud truck, and move on with life, all while getting 58 MPG and producing emissions that smell of unicorns.

It's in a Ford sales brochure I have around here somewhere.
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Originally Posted by vulnox
With the Ecoboost, you just wait for the less powerful 5.0's to go through first, and once they get stuck due to having to keep their revs way up to get any power and spinning their tires so hard they sink, you just drive over the now sunk in the mud truck, and move on with life, all while getting 58 MPG and producing emissions that smell of unicorns.

It's in a Ford sales brochure I have around here somewhere.
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Originally Posted by vulnox
With the Ecoboost, you just wait for the less powerful 5.0's to go through first, and once they get stuck due to having to keep their revs way up to get any power and spinning their tires so hard they sink, you just drive over the now sunk in the mud truck, and move on with life, all while getting 58 MPG and producing emissions that smell of unicorns.

It's in a Ford sales brochure I have around here somewhere.



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