2011 F150 Engine Specifications

[Blue Goose]

 

[Austin]

I might just get me an Ecoboost in the future...

 

[LEB Ben]

That ecoboost still impresses the hell outta me. Out of curiousity, why can't that technology be applied to say...the 6.2????? Nearly twice as big, but the numbers aren't too much better.


And I'd still love to see a 400+ci gasser be reintroduced.

 

[dragogt]

I'm with Ben a " ecoboost " 6.2 would be Hawt...

Me thinks that might give a diesel a run for its money...

 

[5.0Flareside]

I'm with Ben a " ecoboost " 6.2 would be Hawt...

Me thinks that might give a diesel a run for its money...

DING DING DING!!! cheaper parts to fix it, lower fuel costs... would take alot of sales away from the powerstroke....

 

[BKW]

The 6.2L is not available in the XL or XLT, and is only offered with the maximum tow package.

After test driving these new trucks w/their new engines on 11/13/2010 at AutoClub Speedway in Fontana CA (the parking lot was used, not the actual track), I wasn't impressed.

Besides the 2011 F150's, one could also drive the competition from Chevy & Dodge, but there wasn't a single Toyota or Titan, both of which have DOHC 4 valve per cylinder V8's.

There were no window stickers on any of these trucks, so no one could suffer sticker shock.

The course amounted to a few S's, and a timed run of about 100 feet. Not, IMO...the way to test drive much of anything.

Both the 6.2L & 5.0L suffered from severe axle hop when "punched."

How long the V6's will hold up considering the weight of a Screw is over 6,200 lbs. is anyone's guess.

 

[vids1386]

I will choose Ecoboost.It's new technology which helps to improve fuel economy and also increase performance output.

 

[Julin]

As hybrid cars, trucks, etc are more in demand i think the Ecoboost will be the best to choose...