0-60 times ?

Jun 15, 2008 11 Replies

How about some info on times, 0-60 F-150 Super Cab with 5.4 Litre with Auto Trans........



Thanks


Acceleration: 0-100 km/h: 9.9 seconds 60-100 km/h: 6.8 seconds.

That's 0-62mph in 9.9 seconds for a 2004 model year

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Isn't the internet wonderful? A quick search for "F150 SuperCab with

5.4l acceleration" listed this.

Why? I pull and haul with my truck. I race with my Corvette.

I posted here in the hopes of getting just the info I seek. I also used a search engine, but got inundated with pop-ups and advertisements, but little information. I am getting tired of getting force fed useless information everytime I go to a website.

I. Care wrote:

Sorry, but at 72 I would have thought that 0 to 60 times would not matter to you anymore. I'm only 55, and I don't care how long it takes to get to 60 as long as I can do it fast enough to get on the freeway doing 70.

Seems like the ideal solution is some time spent at the track on test and tune night.

Whitelightning

I just installed an Edge Evolution Programmer and I'm curious as to performance and mpg improvements. I also use my truck to pull and haul. I used to race. I accomplished everything I wanted to in racing. Now at 72 years old, my relaxation comes in the form of a Harley Davidson.

Ron Crismond. ______________________________________________________

I'm only 55, and I don't care how long it takes to get to 60 as long as I can do it fast enough to get on the freeway doing 70.

Jeff Strickland. ______________________________________________________

I just bought a house in the center median of a freeway. The price was right, but I have to leave my driveway at 65 MPH.

Steven Wright.

I can tell you that people seem a bit surprised when I keep up with them when I pull away from a stop light with my pop-up in tow that weighs about 3500 lbs. It kind of surprised me just how much torque the Triton V-8 has.

I'm not impressed. Not at all.

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