Posted by chucksoliver77 on October 25, 2011 at 12:14:05 from (70.44.112.215):
In Reply to: Best 1/2 Ton Truck posted by Western PA puller on August 25, 2011 at 08:28:42:
Stuart, i think the direct injected gas engines may last longer than the old gas engines because the gas is injected near the top of the compression stroke and not during the total intake stroke, therefore not washing the oil off the cylinder walls. i think that's how it works, but i'm not sure. the torque band on my f150 ecoboost is 1700 to 5000 rpm, much like a diesel and pulls the hills better than you could imagine. just my 2 cents, chuck
This post was edited by chucksoliver77 at 12:20:29 10/25/11.
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