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Old 03-31-2007, 11:59 AM
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Question 7700gvw

Getting ready to go look at a used (01 I think) 7700gvw super cab 4x4.

I have seen a lot of info on the regular gvw, but does anyone know how the gas mileage is on the 7700 and do they come standard w/ 4.10s?
 
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Old 03-31-2007, 12:16 PM
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Gonna be normal bad mileage just like all the other trucks.

From my research they could have 3.31 or 3.73. Not too much difference at all between them and the regular F-150 other than the 7lug rims (which does have plenty of aftermarket choices), and the big 4R100 tranny.

Incase anyone asks wtf this thing is...

'97-'98 F-250LD



And when the superdutys came out fer '99, it changed to the...

'99-'03 F-150 7700



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Old 03-31-2007, 02:43 PM
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i have a 97 4.6 4wd. i had 18 bags of plaster mix at 50lbs a bag. she handled it no problem. drove 12 miles to my buddys house he doing a basement remodel. the 7700 model is just a marketing gimmick in my opinion.
 

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Old 03-31-2007, 03:19 PM
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the gas mpg between my 97 f250 (still own it) and my 01, 5.4 3.55 supercrew (rescently got rid of) was very close the f250 gets around 12.5 in the city the supercrew got about 13.

01 had a better ride. the f250 has a much better transmission and the brakes last forever.
 
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Old 03-31-2007, 05:12 PM
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Originally Posted by keith97xlt
i have a 97 4.6 4wd. i had 18 bags of plaster mix at 50lbs a bag. she handled it no problem. drove 12 miles to my buddys house he doing a basement remodel. the 7700 model is just a marketing gimmick in my opinion.
The 5.4s have a bigger rear end and heavier springs. The 7700 is bigger yet. I am dropping from a 99 350 diesel (too much truck) down to a 150 (usually enough truck) so these features meen a lot to me. The 7700s also have a higher tow rating and as mentioned earlier in the thread, a bigger tranny.

My real concern was that another thread some time ago stated that all HD 150s had 4.10s and therefore poor MPG, even for a truck.

BTW thanks for the info, adrian.
 
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Old 03-31-2007, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted by creighta
The 5.4s have a bigger rear end and heavier springs. The 7700 is bigger yet.
Springs are beefier, but it's the same 9.75 axle (with seven lug hubs) as the 5.4L F-150s. Standard F-150 8.8 up front.

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