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Re: another powerstroke question???
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Posted by Wade Burt on November 18, 2003 at 08:20:46 from (216.229.202.122):
In Reply to: another powerstroke question??? posted by mickey DEE on November 17, 2003 at 20:01:37:
I work with an auction company and I have noticed that there a lot of F-250 powerstrokes pulling hot shot trailers. To make a long story short I talked to a hauler that has been in the hauling business for at least 20 years and he is driving a 2001 powerstroke and he has put over 200,000 miles on his truck. He had it chipped and said it was like a different truck. Saod you could put a 4840 on it and run 75 if you wanted to. Only problem is the automatic transmission would not stand the pressure.
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