Ford Super Duty continues to offer an expanded line of more-powerful engines. Recently, they launched for 2020 an all-new pushrod 7.3L gas V8 delivers durability and performance for strenuous everyday jobs. This also includes the next-generation Power Stroke V8 Turbo Diesel which is said to stronger than ever.
However, this does not outweigh the horsepower performance of Ford’s F-250, F-350 and F-450. Just like they say, the classic always holds more power— and never gets old.
Twice the Power
It is no surprise that Super Duty has always been a tough monster since. Not only that it complements well on every vehicle, but it also improved upon its already top-rated performance with an expanded line of Ford engines.
Although, it can fit perfectly on any vehicle, pairing it with a Ford f-250 trucks gives it double power for a major road and duty performance.
Advanced Fuel Capability
Ford’s Compressed natural gas (CNG) and propane autogas are advanced fuel options to unleaded gasoline with the CNG/Propane Gaseous Engine Prep Package.
What’s more, the CNG/Propane Ford Power Diesel Package with the addition of the necessary upfits for bi-fuel capability enables these lines of DPF to run on either liquefied propane gas or unleaded gas.
Diesel Engine Exhaust Braking
Turbo Diesel incorporates a driver-activated engine-exhaust brake. It restricts the turbocharger’s exhaust flow to generate back pressure and slow the vehicle, providing greater control while traveling downhill, regardless of vehicle load or road grade. Also, because the engine brake helps minimize having to apply pedal pressure, brake fade and lining wear are reduced, lowering the cost of maintenance.
Three settings are also available: On, Off and Auto. The Auto setting modulates engine braking as needed to help maintain the speed you want based on accelerator and brake pedal use.
Operator-Commanded Regeneration with Active Inhibit
Some operating conditions, such as long idling, don’t generate enough engine heat for the diesel to automatically burn off the soot in the diesel particulate filter.
That’s where available Operator-Commanded Regeneration with Active Inhibit (diesel only) comes in. When the warning light comes on, pushing the activation button raises the exhaust temperature to burn off the soot, after which the exhaust temperature reverts to normal.
The active inhibit feature allows a delay of regeneration when the vehicle is sitting over combustible materials, such as dry leaves or grass. Once in a safe place, the driver can manually start the regeneration process. Recommended for commercial applications.