"24,000 pounds and maximum payload of more than 6000 pounds" totaly gonna use that everyday...

 

well GD richard! you washing it with a toothbrush?! (or are you at richmond trying to win all that $$$$$ this weekend?)

 

I was trying to win some for sure... Went 3 rounds Sat and 4 rounds Sunday....

Was doing good till the car started to spin...

Truck is dirty and no pics yet...

 

My 2005 F350 is getting about 15 mpg mostly highway at 67mph on a "street" tune. After you break it in a bit (or if you're daring and want to beat on it), get the SCT x2 module from Performance Autosport, really wakes it up! Let me know what you're getting as a comparison if you can.

 

Im not into the big trucks, but my buddy just bought one, its a F450 twin turbo King Rancher, that thing is sick

 

its a bi-turbo. that is one thing that irks me when people call it a twin. but thats a moot point.

 

Call me ignorant, but what's a bi-turbo?

 

Im going on a limb here. But..... Bi = 2. 2 Turbo's.

 

Biturbo is different from twin turbo. Biturbo uses different sized turbos, smaller at low speeds and larger at higher and work sequentially. Twin ones are the same size and nearly always used at the same time, working in parallel.

 

I figured that part out.

Thanks, you've jogged my memory...I remember reading about this not long ago.