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Going from a 6.4 back to a 6.0
Okay guys I am sure I will get grilled for this but I am seriously considering going back to a 6.0. I am over dealing with all of this delete crap. Take it off.....put it back on. I had an 06 6.0 with no problems.I am looking for a 07 with the thought that most of the bugs should have been worked out. What are your thoughts? 6.4 is a good motor, but like I said I am over dealing with the delete. What are my tuning options with the 6.0?
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You will regret the power loss once you go back to a 6.0.......
but all 6.0's are hit and miss across all the years.... it would be best to do an oasis report for any truck you look at. |
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What kind of power can I gain if I tune it?
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you can be at about 400hp with just a tune/exhaust!
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I don't really agree w/ this.
The 06's and 07's are proving to be very reliable. Yes you can have problems if someone did not take care of them or if it was just manufactured poorly on that given day ..... but in general these years are pretty darn reliable. I do agree w/ getting the OASIS report. |
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Trade you
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I plan on being pretty picky if I do end up trading down. Like I said my biggest issue is that #@$%#@@ DPF. It seems like FORD wants to nail you if you don't have your truck serviced at a dealership and have any engine problems. Switching out that DPF everytime you have your truck serviced and maybe additional times if you have warranty issue is out of the question for me. I got pretty good with it on my 08 and could do it all in about 45 minutes, but it is just the aggravation of it. I know the 6.0 doesn't have the best record for durability, but I would think that by the end of the production of these motors that they had addressed the major issues. I am open for any imput pro or con, so please throw it out there.
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There are numerous folks posting up 180k miles + w/ nothing BUT the Ford Gold coolant and no plugging yet. The ones I know do have a filter and they do flush the coolant routinely though (as do I). I do not disagree that the Ford Gold might present some downsides, but the evidence clearly points to other things contributing - as well as the silicates in the Ford Gold coolant. Last edited by bismic; 10-29-2010 at 06:46 PM. |
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so for all the money you spend on routine flush and fill of the crap ford coolant you could switch to an elc and be done with it for the life of the truck. international uses and recommends elc, that to me speaks volumes about the gold coolant. |
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