Fastest quarter mile in 2011?
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Fastest quarter mile in 2011?
One of the other threads got me thinking. . . what's the fastest 2011 F150 model and engine?
I'm thinking either a RCLB XL with the 3.5TT would be a runner. It even comes with the 3.73 limited slip rear. The SuperCrew 3.5's have run 14.6, so I would think the RCLB XL would be in the low 14's.
However, the 6.2 SuperCrew actually has a better power/weight than the RCLB 3.5TT. However, Car and Driver only ran a 15.1 at 92 with that truck.
It appears as though you can get a 6.2 SuperCab Lariat, which may be a runner.
Opinions? Will any break into the 13's?
Mike
I'm thinking either a RCLB XL with the 3.5TT would be a runner. It even comes with the 3.73 limited slip rear. The SuperCrew 3.5's have run 14.6, so I would think the RCLB XL would be in the low 14's.
However, the 6.2 SuperCrew actually has a better power/weight than the RCLB 3.5TT. However, Car and Driver only ran a 15.1 at 92 with that truck.
It appears as though you can get a 6.2 SuperCab Lariat, which may be a runner.
Opinions? Will any break into the 13's?
Mike
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Also, pickuptrucks.com ran 14.67 in a stock EB SuperCab. It's pretty well documented.
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I think the breaking point is that you can't get an EB in the lightest truck configuration. I'm pretty sure you can only get it in a scab. Maybe if they bump the power up in a couple years or add the rcab option
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One of the other threads got me thinking. . . what's the fastest 2011 F150 model and engine?
I'm thinking either a RCLB XL with the 3.5TT would be a runner. It even comes with the 3.73 limited slip rear. The SuperCrew 3.5's have run 14.6, so I would think the RCLB XL would be in the low 14's.
However, the 6.2 SuperCrew actually has a better power/weight than the RCLB 3.5TT. However, Car and Driver only ran a 15.1 at 92 with that truck.
It appears as though you can get a 6.2 SuperCab Lariat, which may be a runner.
Opinions? Will any break into the 13's?
Mike
I'm thinking either a RCLB XL with the 3.5TT would be a runner. It even comes with the 3.73 limited slip rear. The SuperCrew 3.5's have run 14.6, so I would think the RCLB XL would be in the low 14's.
However, the 6.2 SuperCrew actually has a better power/weight than the RCLB 3.5TT. However, Car and Driver only ran a 15.1 at 92 with that truck.
It appears as though you can get a 6.2 SuperCab Lariat, which may be a runner.
Opinions? Will any break into the 13's?
Mike
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