That settles it. The pics of the Harley showing the 6.2 L are not in error.

http://news.pickuptrucks.com/2009/02...4liter-v8.html

http://www.autoblog.com/2009/02/17/6...rley-davidson/

 

Why does the engine with almost another whole 1 litre bigger only get an extra 80bhp and 10ft/lb tq? I hear so many people say the 5.4 is underpowered and the 6.2 has hardley anymore so is that also underpowered?

 

Whoa check your numbers. The 5.4L on gasoline is 310/365 and the 6.2L is reportedly min 400/400 on Gasoline. Your confusing the 5.4Ls e85 numbers of 320/390.

So in reality its 90hp and 35ft/lbs tq more at a minimum. And a lot more room upwards from there.

 

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm 6.2. There is absolutely no replacement for displacement


Another thing to consider is the fact that it is probably going to come with a VERY strict tune to keep the MPG's up... I'm thinking the 6.2 is going to be a friggan' beast with the normal add-ons (intake, exhaust, tune)

 

Exactly.......

 

What would the 6.2 put out on e85 then? Should be pretty good numbers if it's a boost like the 5.4 gets from using it. Still rather see these engines putting out more power than they do. I remember back in 2000 when my mate had a honda which had 240hp from a 4 cylinder 2.0litre. Crazy why they cant get 100bhp/litre from NA engines over here. Not like companys have been doing for over the last 10 years.

 

Well tell Honda to build the truck with an engine like that and maybe it will happen. Oh wait they haven't even built a truck yet with an available V8

 

How much torque did that mentioned Honda engine make?

 

'Kudos to Levine for noticing Ford's pants down. Similar tip o' the hat to Drew Phillips at Autoblog for taking the shot.'

link: http://jalopnik.com/5155042/2010-for...-whos-the-boss

 

153 ft-lbs @ 7500RPM.

Don't expect the 6.2L in a Harley to put up great numbers at the track. If they were to offer it in a reg cab though.

 

Trucks aren't meant to go fast. If you want to go fast buy a sports car.

BTW 2010 Harley looks great!!!

 

My wife's sewing machine has more tq than that.

If you want a truck with power characteristics of your Honda, get a 5.3L chevy. No tourque and hp at high rpms.

 

Damn that thing is a beast.

 

BWAHAHA, that's the torque spec for my Lightning's lug nuts!