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ShinerBock
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Dec 20, 2019

2020 Powerstroke stock dyno numbers

According to what is stated under the title of the article, 409hp and 775 lb-ft at the wheels. That is 13% drop from what Ford's advertised 475 crank horsepower which is inline with the usual drive line power loss, but the 26% drop from the advertised 1,050 lb-ft is way more than usual. Not sure what happened there.

Of course these are probably not be sustained power levels.

2020 Ford’s Super Duty Pickup 6.7L Power Stroke Dyno Test

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  • FishOnOne wrote:
    Here's a 2020 6.7PSD with 455HP and 954Tq.

    Link


    Nice numbers. The only thing I don't like about Mike's numbers is that his dyno is much higher than others. When I had my F150 EcoBoost, I had his tunes. Several of us on the F150 forum did dyno runs on his tunes and could never even get close to what his dyno numbers. I believe the closest was 40hp shy. Not saying anything bad about Mike because his tunes are awesome. I just think his dyno is overly optimistic.
  • FishOnOne wrote:
    Turtle n Peeps wrote:
    ScottG wrote:
    Absolutley pointless test without having huge volumes of air flowing through the charge air cooler. It shows that they don't have even a basic understanding of what is involved.
    It's actually impressive that it was that close to the factory numbers without benefit of the CAC.


    LOL, as they had a 40" fan at their disposal sitting right beside the truck. :S :S


    The 6.7 uses a water to air cooled CAC. For that short run a fan or no fan is pointless


    We will have to agree to disagree on that one.
  • Turtle n Peeps wrote:
    ScottG wrote:
    Absolutley pointless test without having huge volumes of air flowing through the charge air cooler. It shows that they don't have even a basic understanding of what is involved.
    It's actually impressive that it was that close to the factory numbers without benefit of the CAC.


    LOL, as they had a 40" fan at their disposal sitting right beside the truck. :S :S


    The 6.7 uses a water to air cooled CAC. For that short run a fan or no fan is pointless
  • ScottG wrote:
    Absolutley pointless test without having huge volumes of air flowing through the charge air cooler. It shows that they don't have even a basic understanding of what is involved.
    It's actually impressive that it was that close to the factory numbers without benefit of the CAC.


    LOL, as they had a 40" fan at their disposal sitting right beside the truck. :S :S
  • Absolutley pointless test without having huge volumes of air flowing through the charge air cooler. It shows that they don't have even a basic understanding of what is involved.
    It's actually impressive that it was that close to the factory numbers without benefit of the CAC.