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I was behind a 4x4 F 250 PS tonight at a red light sitting next to a 2500 D max 2wd service truck with a utility body on it. I never even considered that they were about to race. The light turned green and they took off like rockets. Only thing is the PS made a bunch of noise due to some type of 4" pipe but the D Max pulled him at least 5 truck links in the matter of seconds. I could not believe it. I am pretty sure the D Max was not tuned because it was a fence company's fleet truck. He smoked the PS so bad it was embarrasing. He got out of it after about 1/4 mile and the Ford stayed in his and passsed him.

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I blew the doors off a powerchoke f350 king uper duper ultimate mega ranch thing. That thing was a turd I couldn't believe the guy thought he could cut me off at that light.

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When I first saw this I did not even know what had spanked the Ford because I was behind them and he had a utility body on the Chevrolet. When he got out of it, I was able to catch up with him and pass him to see what it was. I just had to know what it was that walked on that Power Stroke so bad.

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When I first saw this I did not even know what had spanked the Ford because I was behind them and he had a utility body on the Chevrolet. When he got out of it, I was able to catch up with him and pass him to see what it was. I just had to know what it was that walked on that Power Stroke so bad.

I gave a geo metro a serious run for it's money in my C5500 topkick. :)

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When I first saw this I did not even know what had spanked the Ford because I was behind them and he had a utility body on the Chevrolet. When he got out of it, I was able to catch up with him and pass him to see what it was. I just had to know what it was that walked on that Power Stroke so bad.

I gave a geo metro a serious run for it's money in my C5500 topkick. :dunno:

 

 

 

HAHA i like that one, bu did you win?

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propane powered 8.1L > vtec

 

:banghead::lol::eek: I'm just jokin with ya. I almost got into it the other day with a Dodge Neon in the old lady's V6 Camry. I think I would have taken him, but it had started snowing.

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first off, im a chevy guy to the bone...

i am also an SVT technician at a large Ford dealer here in illinois, and we have a guy that comes in with i think an'04 F350 7.3 powerstroke standard cab shortbed 2wd manual trans that is runnin in the 11's. i dont ususally do diesel work so i dont know what all is done to it but it is pretty cool.

 

the powerstoke 6.0 is just that.. a stroke. they are not very good engines at all..the 7.3s are pretty nice though.

i dont know much about duramaxs comparabily cuz i have to work on fords all day long...at least i always have work though

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