LOL If they are the same HP and torque they are going to pull the same cause the HP and torque are the same. Shift points may be different cause of the HP Torque curve. Kinda funny but the 7.2 non turbo produced less HP and torque (185 HP & 360 FP) than the 7.5 (460) gas (245 HP &400FP in the later FI models). Even the old carb model delivered 212HP and 342 FP after the compression ratio was lowered to burn unleaded. I owned a 77 F250 with a 460 C6 auto. 11-13 MPG depending on loaded heavy or not reguargless of speed. The 88 F250 6.9 4 speed manual diesel got about 18 empty and 12 loaded heavy at 55 and under. Both were 2 wheel drive. I had fewer problems with the 460. I liked both trucks.
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