There has been a lot of talk about MPG, horsepower, and torque but has anyone seen or experienced 0-60 times for some or all of the 2011 engines?

 

I haven't seen anything on it, nor have I experienced it. I must be getting old, too, since I don't really care about 0-60 times anymore.

 

http://www.autoblog.com/2010/10/27/v...owered-f-150s/

Not 0-60 but here's some 1/4 mile testing for the V6s.

 

I dont remember which article specifically but there was a comparison done between the Ecoboost and Dodge 5.7, Chevy 5.3, and Toyota 5.7 and the Ecoboost ran the fastest 1/4 mile with like a 14.6 or so.

 

I thought I read the Ecoboost ran the quickest 1/4 mile of all the new trucks and was the quickest of the Ford engines. It may also have the most potential to improve performance by aftermarket parts.

 

I'm hoping a high 14 run is possible with 4x4. It would be fun to throw bolt-ons and a shot of nitrous and be able to run low to mid 13's relatively reliably.

 

I am most curious how the 5.0 compares to the EB.

 

If I come across it again, I'll post a link here, but one of the threads has unofficial times for each of the different engines from the Drive F150 event. The "strip" was only 600' or so, but it provides a glimpse at how the 4 engines stack up against one another...

 

I recall the 5.0 had the EB (and 6.2) till 50 then the EB (and 6.2) were stronger, with the EB the fastest of the 3.

Keep in mind we did not know what rear end these units had.

 

Wasn't it the other way around?? Because of the extreme torque the ecoboost and 6.2 have?

 

 

Why is chevy still selling the 4.3L?

 

That is IMPRESSIVE - the EB keeping up with the 6.2........

 

this one does 5.6 0-60 haha.
http://www.caranddriver.com/news/car...r_500-car_news

 

that was for the 5.4 s/c raptor.
the stock 5.4 raptor does 0-60 in 8.0 secs
the 6.2 raptor does it in 6.7 which is damn good