2005 Single cab short-bed with V-10 6.8L engine.
Got some bad news guys,
Doing my research about the Ford V-10 6.8L i recently found out that the V-10 cranks are not strond enough to support a turbo and very high HP.
That was posted by Neal "The hp freak" on the lightning forum:
"HI!... The crank is very weak in the v-10 and is known for breaking at higher HP #'s. I was going to build up a v-10 a few years ago to put in mu F-150 but after seeing the crank and talking to a few buddies that work at FORD's here in WINDSOR that are in the foundry and the assembly line I scrapped the idea."
"HI!... The V-10 crank is forged. It's off-set cut due to the firing order. If you ever saw one you would wonder why it does break at idle let alone 6000RPM on a 500RWH.P application."
"HI!... No, actually it's the way the crank is built. The 4.6/5.4 cranks use 100% of the cranks center core. The v-10 only uses 50% of the cranks center core in some spots, due to allowance for the odd firing order."
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=200678
Will have to try to find a another bigger engine because the V-10 is out of the game now.
Doing my research about the Ford V-10 6.8L i recently found out that the V-10 cranks are not strond enough to support a turbo and very high HP.
That was posted by Neal "The hp freak" on the lightning forum:
"HI!... The crank is very weak in the v-10 and is known for breaking at higher HP #'s. I was going to build up a v-10 a few years ago to put in mu F-150 but after seeing the crank and talking to a few buddies that work at FORD's here in WINDSOR that are in the foundry and the assembly line I scrapped the idea."
"HI!... The V-10 crank is forged. It's off-set cut due to the firing order. If you ever saw one you would wonder why it does break at idle let alone 6000RPM on a 500RWH.P application."
"HI!... No, actually it's the way the crank is built. The 4.6/5.4 cranks use 100% of the cranks center core. The v-10 only uses 50% of the cranks center core in some spots, due to allowance for the odd firing order."
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=200678
Will have to try to find a another bigger engine because the V-10 is out of the game now.
Below is a video where a 5.4 L (Ford GT) was twin turbo'ed to 1,000 hp...don't know if you can make it with a truck with the drive train losses...probably can run the same times with 900 hp...after about 800 hp, chassic setup will become your biggest obstacle...
http://www.torquenstein.net/movies/i...s_JoesGTTT.wmv
http://www.torquenstein.net/movies/i...s_JoesGTTT.wmv
Last edited by GerRod; Oct 15, 2006 at 11:15 AM.
Rafa,
There's a local guy here where I live pushing over 900 rwhp in a 4.6L Mustang twin turbo. It's easily a 9 sec. car. My question is why not build a more common smaller displacement motor and reap the cost/weight advantage?
There's a local guy here where I live pushing over 900 rwhp in a 4.6L Mustang twin turbo. It's easily a 9 sec. car. My question is why not build a more common smaller displacement motor and reap the cost/weight advantage?
Originally Posted by azmidget91
rafa with the money your putting into your rides get a custom crank built and custom cam with a different firing order
Just beef it up. I assume you would have to do this with any motor, if you're wanting it to support higher hp. Projects like this, are the reason companies such as Edlebrock are able to stay in business. Don't give up on the V-10!
Do you guys think that SCAT could do a Forged crank ?
http://www.scatcrankshafts.com/
http://www.scatenterprises.com/
Which company is better ?
http://www.scatcrankshafts.com/
http://www.scatenterprises.com/
Which company is better ?
Last edited by rafa26; Oct 15, 2006 at 12:11 PM.
i believe those are the same company i know scat made V4's for midgets back in the day and they were the engine to have it was basically a big block chevy v8 cut in half, im sure with your open check book budget they can build you something
Originally Posted by rafa26
What's the 6R tranny?
When you say fast single cab one truck comes to mind... The 2004 Bonspeed F150, 5.4 4v, t-56, navi IRS
Originally Posted by BestNTx
The fastest truck in the world is a truck with a diesel engine...
This truck might have you beat already Rafa: https://www.f150online.com/galleries...1089&anum=7591
https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=183471
here's a thread about it. I have read some places on the net that it has a v6 with twin hair dryers.....
I cant find solid specs about the engine.. but obvisually.. it has a twin turbo setup.
Here is another site: http://www.robidaconcepts.com/page/page/1916737.htm
Last edited by khendrix2374; Oct 16, 2006 at 01:29 PM.
http://www.robidaconcepts.com/page/page/1916737.htm
On the link above they say the truck has 1000 streetable HP, don't know if it's on the tires or flywheel.
On the link above they say the truck has 1000 streetable HP, don't know if it's on the tires or flywheel.



