Posted by jm. on September 26, 2019 at 05:20:25 from (75.106.93.68):
In Reply to: Re: Stealth posted by David G on September 25, 2019 at 19:01:55:
David We have a couple of F250s at the dealership and if I am following you what you are saying is running along at 55 and you punch it and the turbo does not kick in quick enough. My take is the thing is just not doing and thing at 1600 rpm or seems like no boost so it does take time to kick in. If one can believe the dash indicator when we hit a hill loaded full throttle the boost only goes to about mid gauge, I would like to see a little more. We have an earlier (like 06) with a 6 O that has had the bulletproff treatment. 286,000 miles and it probably will hold feet with either the 16 or 18 6.7s . All the government emissions stuff did not help those engines performance for sure.
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