Question about a 2v v10
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Question about a 2v v10
I read that the 3v v10 made 80% of its torque at 1000 rpms and 90% of its torque at 1500 rpm's. Does the 2v v10 have the same torque curve and what it the max torque on say a 1997 2v v10, i've read different numbers?
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1997 was the first year of the V-10, and it was only available in the E-vans.
As found in the 1997 Ford E-Series van, the Ford Triton V-10 is a 20-valve engine with a 3.35-inch bore, a 4.16-inch stroke and a 9:0-to-1 compression ratio. This engine is rated at 265 horsepower at 4,250 rpm and 410 foot-pounds of torque at 2,750 rpm.
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2005 was the introduction of the 3V version in the Super Duty.
The 2005 and up Excursion still had the 2V version for some reason.
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It was, and it was the only year that had the 5 speed Torqshift with the V-10.
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Random thought...sorry, not trying to highjack the thread, but it still amazes me the new EB motor makes as much torque as a v10 at a lower RPM. Crazy...
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