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Old 03-02-2012, 01:52 PM
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i wonder if big hammer will even respond to this because this post is a bunch of speculation and stories with no proof or evidence of anything at all. dont you know that a cold engine makes the most power so as soon as you hit the key you gotta pin the throttle to keep the clearances tight?
Kinda like your statement all Ford engines suck

When the metal heats up it changes shape & expands, so hitting the throttle at startup won't change that - it will warm it up quicker is harder on the engine.

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Kinda like your statement all Ford engines suck

When the metal heats up it changes shape & expands, so hitting the throttle at startup won't change that - it will warm it up quicker is harder on the engine.
my comment about all ford motors is based on fact- none of them perform well out of the box from ford , they always need something done to them to make them perform. i used to be a ford guy but after having to work on their 1997 and up sh&t i dont even waste my time with fords anymore

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my comment about all ford motors is based on fact- none of them perform well out of the box from ford , they always need something done to them to make them perform. i used to be a ford guy but after having to work on their 1997 and up sh&t i dont even waste my time with fords anymore
Whos facts are these? So you go to Dodge for "out of the box" performance???

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Whos facts are these? So you go to Dodge for "out of the box" performance???

well i know my stock 04 2500 with a 5.7 hemi would smoke any stock 04 ford f250 with a 5.4. and stock for stock no truck built by the big three will outperforn an srt-10 ram-505 horse and 21mpgs highway! and dont bother mentioning the lightning, in stock form they are slow

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well i know my stock 04 2500 with a 5.7 hemi would smoke any stock 04 ford f250 with a 5.4. and stock for stock no truck built by the big three will outperforn an srt-10 ram-505 horse and 21mpgs highway! and dont bother mentioning the lightning, in stock form they are slow
And they stopped making those why? Couldnt have anything do with sales of ONLY 2000-2500 a year. Not bad on horsepower with TEN cylinders and 505 cubic inches.

Report: Slow-Selling Dodge SRT-10 to Bow Out After 2006
READ MORE: 2006, News, dodge, pickup, ram, srt, srt-10


The Dodge SRT-10 pickup may haul tons of ass off the line, but it sure is sluggish getting off the lot. A report, cited by Winding Road, indicates Dodge will discontinue the 500hp, V10-powered Ram at the end of the year, owing to sales of only 2,000 units. Dodge hasn’t confirmed the report, but we think we just heard a glacier weeping with joy.

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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...5020053AAen7yL


here is nice race with CURRENT production trucks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neNd9...eature=related

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And they stopped making those why? Couldnt have anything do with sales of ONLY 2000-2500 a year. Not bad on horsepower with TEN cylinders and 505 cubic inches.

Report: Slow-Selling Dodge SRT-10 to Bow Out After 2006
READ MORE: 2006, News, dodge, pickup, ram, srt, srt-10


The Dodge SRT-10 pickup may haul tons of ass off the line, but it sure is sluggish getting off the lot. A report, cited by Winding Road, indicates Dodge will discontinue the 500hp, V10-powered Ram at the end of the year, owing to sales of only 2,000 units. Dodge hasn’t confirmed the report, but we think we just heard a glacier weeping with joy.

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http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...5020053AAen7yL


here is nice race with CURRENT production trucks
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neNd9...eature=related
they quit selling them because there wasnt (and never has been) a huge market for 2wd sport trucks. they went the way of the lightning, little red express and the 454ss.. maybe if they offered the 6 speed manual in the quad cab or offered a awd/4wd option they would have sold more...

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my comment about all ford motors is based on fact- none of them perform well out of the box from ford , they always need something done to them to make them perform. i used to be a ford guy but after having to work on their 1997 and up sh&t i dont even waste my time with fords anymore
You're a bad liar: you said ALL FORDs

That would include Model T and A engines, Flatheads, Y block, Lincoln MELs, FE's (doub't you've ever touched a 427 or SOHC 427 in any highway truck)
429s and 460s suck too huh ? Tell me one characteristic about Fords SVO while you're at it since all Ford engines are junk.

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Whos facts are these? So you go to Dodge for "out of the box" performance???
Neither he or Fisher-Price mallet have backed anything yet, why start now ?

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You're a bad liar: you said ALL FORDs

That would include Model T and A engines, Flatheads, Y block, Lincoln MELs, FE's (doub't you've ever touched a 427 or SOHC 427 in any highway truck)
429s and 460s suck too huh ? Tell me one characteristic about Fords SVO while you're at it since all Ford engines are junk.



Neither he or Fisher-Price mallet have backed anything yet, why start now ?
around where i live you used to have to back up hills with those old model ts because they's run out of fuel before they got to the top. typical ford engineering. every engine you listed is sh)t built ford tough. have you never worked on ford heads before? i have 429 and 460 heads in a grain bin at the farm. they have huge exhaust ports at the manifolds but farther in the port you can barely squeeze a pinky finger in there. the only ford heads i've seen that could perform are maybe 351 cleveland heads but they are on too small of a motor. i've messed with 5.0s. whats with ford engineers puting those huge bumps in the exhaust ports? f%^k ford bunch ofdum f^&k engineers with there overpriced ecoboost s%&t. ya you can make a ford fast but a chev or dodge motor can be built to out perform it

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around where i live you used to have to back up hills with those old model ts because they's run out of fuel before they got to the top. typical ford engineering. every engine you listed is sh)t built ford tough. have you never worked on ford heads before? i have 429 and 460 heads in a grain bin at the farm. they have huge exhaust ports at the manifolds but farther in the port you can barely squeeze a pinky finger in there. the only ford heads i've seen that could perform are maybe 351 cleveland heads but they are on too small of a motor. i've messed with 5.0s. whats with ford engineers puting those huge bumps in the exhaust ports? f%^k ford bunch ofdum f^&k engineers with there overpriced ecoboost s%&t. ya you can make a ford fast but a chev or dodge motor can be built to out perform it



Oh the irony. Why all the anger???

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