4.2l PowerStroke????

[RadarRider]

Yeah, I know, someone's probably posted something about this already, but when I went out to a job in the Bronx, NY today, I saw a funny looking Ford cabover flatbed with a PowerStroke tag on it. The kid I was working with says it's a 4.2l PowerStroke Turbo-Diesel in it...it almost looked european. Can anyone tell me something about this. Or is my co-worker a "Walt Disney"?

[00Turbo444]

ive done stickers on a few i think they are just 6 cyl 6 litres

[toads250]

Yah I saw that to its a baby v-6 of the 6.0 its only avail. in the mid size cab over small diesel for the f150 is some sota land rover engine called the lion

[natureboynate47]

It's a twin turbo 4.5L

[BryanH]

Originally Posted by natureboynate47

It's a twin turbo 4.5L

I did not know that.

Pretty cool stuff

[Farmertom390]

The baby stroke is not the same one that is the LION is it? The lion is a rover motor and the 4.2 or whatever it is, is a baby stroke international. I drove a cab over ford truck for work one day had 30,000 miles on it and Blew the head gaskets, left me stranded 500 miles from pittsburgh. I am 90% sure that it wasn't twin turbo'd

[somebodyelse5]

either way sounds kinda cool

[scagmanf350]

It's a twin turbo 4.5L

Its the LCF not lion.

[RadarRider]

Well, either way, it was interesting to see. I just can't believe they'd use a smaller diesel on a vehicle designed strictly for hauling. Unless, of course, it has more torque than a 7.3 or 6.0.

[Farmertom390]

I dont know of the power levels but that cab over ran pretty good until it went kablooey