borjeb

My truck won't even think of breaking the tires free either, even chipped it may only spin on loose surfaces after rolling. However, I beat my friends XLT same body style by about a truck length and he has 3.73s.

bubbabud

Just out of idle curiosity what "chip" did you have in your ecoboost truck and how was it installed and removed.

Joewee3.5

If youre peeling from a 15 mph roll then please take your truck to the track. If you're talking about peeling on slick parking garage concrete then I'd beleve it. I'm in the same boat as most, mine will chirp or wheel hop on most surfaces. Occasionally I might get a 2 sec peel on some surfaces. Mine hasn't had an update and I've got 15k miles.

EcoBco

before this update i was able to, the truck was extremely powerful. kept up within a car length with my friends srt-4.

DieselDawg

If Ford was trying to remedy the "shudder" which could be cues by a weak TC...lowering power output thru torque management would do that...

Stealth FX4

My 12 has no problems smoking tie tires from a roll. On street surface.

borjeb

I think the area and pavement has alot to do with it. My 06 jetta tdi auto would lay rubber in Vegas but wouldn't dream of it at home in Alberta. I also find areas that sand the roads have rougher pavement with more traction.

EcoBoostFTW

I'd like to see a quick video of any Ecoboost f150 laying rubber from a rolling start.

Loki 5.0

Around the corner in the rain

geno51

I'm sure it can do it farther then lokis truck you know he has that 5.0 that now has been proven slower then a screw eb. Hahah!!!