Changing from 3.73 to 4.10 gears
Hello all, After towing our new Reflection 320MKS from Eastern Iowa to Estes Park Colorado and back, I need more power for the hills. I have a 2015 F-250 with the 6.2 Liter engine. I have 3.73 years...
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Ben, here is where I'm at. These guys say it much better than I can in limited time.
Here is a calculator you can play with.
As Thomas Andrews would say: "tiz a mathmatical certainty."
If you play with this calculator for awhile you will know if you have an engine that makes 1000 ft/lbs at 1000 RPM you "will" make 190.4 HP. "Tiz a mathmatical certainty." If you jump the RPM to 2000 and keep the torque at 1000 ft/lbs tiz a mathmatical certainty you will get 380.8 HP.
I "know" 5252 is the point that torque and HP will cross on a chart. "tiz a mathmatical certainty."
All the above are mathmatical certaities just as one will never make power (read HP) with gears.
Here is a calculator you can play with.
As Thomas Andrews would say: "tiz a mathmatical certainty."
If you play with this calculator for awhile you will know if you have an engine that makes 1000 ft/lbs at 1000 RPM you "will" make 190.4 HP. "Tiz a mathmatical certainty." If you jump the RPM to 2000 and keep the torque at 1000 ft/lbs tiz a mathmatical certainty you will get 380.8 HP.
I "know" 5252 is the point that torque and HP will cross on a chart. "tiz a mathmatical certainty."
All the above are mathmatical certaities just as one will never make power (read HP) with gears.
