power rating for the 7.3L?

Discussion in 'Ford Powerstroke 7.3' started by stoney126, Feb 15, 2006.

  1. stoney126

    stoney126 Member

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    how much horsepower and torque does the 7.3L put out. Thanks for the info
     
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    That depends on what year and what mods you do to it!!waytogo
     
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    how bout a stock early 99 stroke?
     
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    Stock '99: 235hp/500t

    Stock '02: 250hp/525t
     
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    J. Delaney Well-Known Member

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    Yeah, what he said.
     
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    wow those are some good numbers. Ive read that they were underpowered, but that doesnt seem to be the case.
    How much reliable HP/Torque can you get out of em?
     
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    How much money do you have?

    With good exhaust, intake, upgraded turbo, bigger injectors, dual high pressure oil pumps, custom fuel system, and custom programming you could probably get about 600rwhp/900ftlb.waytogo

    But if you were to do just the exhaust, intake, chip, and a few mods to the turbo, I would guess you could reliably get up to 350 hp and 600ftlb.
     
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    Thats alot of work for just 600/900, the I-6 12-Valve cummins will do that
    why cant I make more power with a V_8:confused:
     
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    I may be wrong, but I don't think a 12V Cummins will make that much power without some serious work either!
     
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    power

    the 2002 year f-350 6 speed has 535 torque, i know i have onewaytogo
    cant remember the hp :confused:
     
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