v10 torque vrs diesel
Hello folks I have been looking for a used class A leaning towards a diesel as I plan on towing a Jeep and travel west coast, rockies Evidentially I am told that the newer V10 fords have very s...
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427435 I absolutely disagree with your statement:
Again, it's not the torque but the hp (and enough gears) that actually move a MH uphill.
The reason you don't see gassers in bigger MH's is that the people with the money for a 40' MH are also willing to pay the money for an air-ride suspension system and to have the engine/transmission in the back (quieter).
first off air ride suspention has nothing to do with what we are discussing and as i alluded to earlier there just is not a gas engine avaialable that has the torque or durabilty to propel 40Ft+ 36k+ motorhomes down the road.
its been tryed before and failed miserable
Again, it's not the torque but the hp (and enough gears) that actually move a MH uphill.
The reason you don't see gassers in bigger MH's is that the people with the money for a 40' MH are also willing to pay the money for an air-ride suspension system and to have the engine/transmission in the back (quieter).
first off air ride suspention has nothing to do with what we are discussing and as i alluded to earlier there just is not a gas engine avaialable that has the torque or durabilty to propel 40Ft+ 36k+ motorhomes down the road.
its been tryed before and failed miserable
