Class A Motorhome Engines
My husband and I are looking at buying a used motorhome (probably around 2004-2005) and were told by a mechanic friend of ours to stay away from the Ford Triton V10 engine. But it seems like everythi...
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yr2017 wrote:RayChez wrote:yr2017 wrote:Bruce Brown wrote:
The V10 is 362HP/457TQ in the Commercial Truck segment.
In a Ford. But my Dodge, with a V10 engine produces 500hp/525 torque
LOL! That Dodge engine you are talking about is not a stock engine.
You can hop up any engine to produce lots of horse power, but I have never seen a 500 hp stock Dodge engine.
Of course it is - go visit the Allpar column on Dodge V-10's. My engine is an 8.3L (505 cid) which is the largest V10 that was produced in those years. It orig was a Lambourghini engine, adapted to the Viper then adapted to the Ram 1500. The current Viper engine is 8.4L producing 600hp/560 torque.
And a V10 Chrysler engine has never been used in any production motorhome, ever, so what does any of this have to do with the original question???
Wait! I'll bring it all back together;
You can use your V10 Ford Powered MH to get to the track to watch your V10 Chrysler Powered Race Car compete.
See how that worked. :B:B:B
