Stock 6.7L Powerstroke VS Upgraded 7.3L Powerstroke Which One Is Faster?

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Комментарии • 53

  • @beware3586
    @beware3586 Месяц назад

    I get very consistent 15.8 combined with my 7.3
    I've also noticed my 7.3 is fast AF once it gets through those first 2 gears. But those first 2 gears take a long time to get through. Noticed you pulling away as soon as you hit mid speed

  • @buckleonardo178
    @buckleonardo178 4 месяца назад +1

    Next test weld the hoods shut on both trucks and see who last the longest before breaking down.

  • @joeygonzales6350
    @joeygonzales6350 Год назад +20

    In the long run, the 7.3 will cost less to maintain and repair.. 7.3 for the win always

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад

      Indeed

    • @IMTHATKIDJIT
      @IMTHATKIDJIT Год назад +1

      True but it’s outdated af

    • @mitchellgrawe2010
      @mitchellgrawe2010 Год назад

      Where’s the 6.0 race lmao

    • @Davidk.p4
      @Davidk.p4 Год назад

      not before it rusts in half, there outdated asf

    • @4wdaddict41
      @4wdaddict41 9 месяцев назад

      No i highly doubt that. A deleted and cpx pumped 6.7 is better than a 7.3 in many ways its hard to break a v8 when it only has 200hp lmao

  • @JLCmike4014
    @JLCmike4014 Год назад +11

    That problem with the 6.7L is broken flywheel teeth. Not a common problem but i’ve had it plenty of times. He’ll need a starter to because that starter gear will have damage as well. It’s a massive job to do. Once he deletes all the emissions equipment off the truck it’ll get a major boost in fuel economy.

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад +2

      Thanks man ill let him know.

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад +2

      will probably film a vid on it

    • @JLCmike4014
      @JLCmike4014 Год назад +1

      @@powerstrokecentral, it’s better to have a lift to do the job if you tackle the job yourself. Yes it can be done on the ground but being on your back doing the replacement is a major pain. Last one i did i believe the total price came in around $3,000. The majority of that price is labor.

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад +1

      @@JLCmike4014 yeah his truck is still under warranty the dealership will do it for him for free

    • @JLCmike4014
      @JLCmike4014 Год назад +1

      @@powerstrokecentral, that’s good for him then. That’s also why i like the 7.3L and 6.0L engines much better. Once the 6.0L is bulletproofed it’s actually a really good engine as long as you maintain it. And the 7.3L is just so well built it’s practically indestructible.

  • @user-qp7wk6hs4y
    @user-qp7wk6hs4y 10 месяцев назад

    Definitely got some broken flywheel teeth

  • @ryannance9673
    @ryannance9673 10 месяцев назад

    It's funny how these younger guys are more worried about how "fast" they'😮😮😮. It's a truck (hauling towing not a fuckin race car.

  • @Thayer2000
    @Thayer2000 Год назад +2

    Yeah I believe that sound is starter related as one of my trucks did the same thing

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад

      Yessuh luckily it’s still under warranty so they will replace it for free at the dealership.

  • @keithmcgee3069
    @keithmcgee3069 Год назад +1

    So other than a Hydra, your truck is running stock turbo, hpop, injectors, and transmission? That is really impressive.

  • @LSMongo
    @LSMongo Год назад +2

    If you had new injectors, bigger Turbo, etc, you definitely would've won that, lol.
    Good video

  • @zackseal6456
    @zackseal6456 Год назад +1

    Starter heard a lot of these older model ford's do that. Either it's loose or going out.

  • @marcosrodriguez792
    @marcosrodriguez792 Год назад +2

    The starter is not fully engaging and its grinding on flywheel is really bad for your flywheel. Or the starter is loose

  • @Llyduramax
    @Llyduramax Год назад +2

    Diesels get great fuel economy depending on how you drive and what’s done to it some lbz duramaxes get 22 mpg with a ego live tune

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад +1

      That’s still terrible compared to your average car

    • @QuincyStick
      @QuincyStick Год назад

      ​@@powerstrokecentralyeah but for a truck that big and heavy and with such power, pretty impressive

  • @bpsdetailing8822
    @bpsdetailing8822 Год назад +4

    I had a friend in high school and his dad had a 7.3 with a tune and he averaged over 20MPG - mostly highway driving but it was legit. The computer said he was getting over 20 but I think the computer was off a bit but even with that it was over 20. Also had an intake and exhaust with lift and 35s. Has anyone else had a 7.3 with that good of MPG?

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад

      No not that I can remember best I hear is 18

    • @remingtonwendt7756
      @remingtonwendt7756 Год назад +3

      I get 20-22 on highway and about 18-20 city and on 35s, and when I get hybrid injectors that number should go up to, well hopefully anyways.

    • @tlcgolden
      @tlcgolden Год назад +2

      My 17 year old son inherited my brothers 7.3 and he gets 20 mph easy on the long interstate runs between Georgia and Arizona. That son of mine has a fine power stroke horse to ride the highways.

    • @clarkwilliams9967
      @clarkwilliams9967 Год назад +2

      My lbz duramax gets 21mpg 6 inch lift on 35s

    • @4.5_shammer
      @4.5_shammer Год назад +1

      @@remingtonwendt7756 prove it bud

  • @bossplays5529
    @bossplays5529 Год назад

    I get 22 going down the highway in my 2011 f250 it’s bone stock but I am in the works to get the dpf off and everything

  • @ryanvegas777
    @ryanvegas777 Год назад

    Dude. No. Y’all can’t race on a 1/16th mile strip. Get on a 1/4 mile section. The 6.7’s are known for holding back power till like 35-40 and then they unleash. Watch any video of them. If that 6.7 beat you on that small little strip, it would each you for dinner and dessert on a 1/4 mile. Just saying. Seriously.

  • @notthrottle1363
    @notthrottle1363 Год назад +2

    you actually wont get as much power in 140hp cause your injectors, hpop, fuel pump ect are not taped for it so if you try like 80hp tune or 100hp youll notice a big difference

  • @hunterdoncanady
    @hunterdoncanady Год назад

    Not sure why his 6.7 only gets 15mpg, my dad has a 2023 6.7 f250 crew cab long bed and gets upwards of 30mpg at 55mph and around 24mpg with a 2k pound load

  • @remingtonwendt7756
    @remingtonwendt7756 Год назад +1

    I guess I’m lucky😂 I get 20-22mpg on highway in my 7.3 on 35s

    • @powerstrokecentral
      @powerstrokecentral  Год назад

      That’s pretty crazy what’s all done to it?

    • @4.5_shammer
      @4.5_shammer Год назад

      Definitely don’t bud 😂 what’s your set up ?! I’d say maybe 16/17 for you

  • @tjquigley2484
    @tjquigley2484 Год назад

    “Ive done a ton of stuff to this truck, a tuner, intake and an exhaust” bruh would die if he had to work on anything from a 6.0 to a 6.7

  • @stevebuttrum
    @stevebuttrum Год назад

    I get 23mpg in 93 Silverado 6.5 turbo diesel 5 speed 😊

  • @EdMartin-by3hn
    @EdMartin-by3hn Год назад +3

    great vid! your brother needs to delete his 6.7. y'all should do videos together.

  • @jimletzring9791
    @jimletzring9791 Год назад

    That is s smokey 7.3.

  • @jasonmeier6676
    @jasonmeier6676 8 месяцев назад

    My 02’ 7.3 ext cab 4x4 with 35’s, cold air intake , 5” exhaust w/ muffler delete , Edge w/ juice tuner , 315k on her and still get 18-20 driving and 13-14 pulling 28’ V-nose trailer with two RZR’s . Now I do want a new truck because the body is literally rotting away ( weight savings) living in SE Michigan and use it for a plow truck ,, but dammm ,,, I love this thing !!!

  • @nickplays7467
    @nickplays7467 Год назад +1

    First