Ford Super Duty engine
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| Ford Super Duty V8 | |
| Manufacturer: | Ford Motor Company |
|---|---|
| Production: | 1958– |
| Successor: | Ford FE V8 |
| Class: | Big-block OHV V8 |
| Engine: | 401 in³ (6.6 L) 477 in³ (7.8 L) 534 in³ (8.8 L) |
| Similar: | Chevrolet Big-Block V8 Chrysler RB V8 |
The Ford Super Duty engine was an automobile engine from Ford Motor Company.
A V8 engine produced in capacities of 401, 477, or 534 in³, the Super Duty was introduced in 1958 along with the FE and MEL series V8s. These engines appeared in medium and heavy-duty trucks of the time and were large, heavy, slow speed engines. They were never designed as automobile engines.
The Powerstroke diesel engines are the biggest and most powerful engines put in the Super Duty trucks.
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Ford MEL Forum
- H-Series Ford Trucks
- Super Duty truck engine forum at Ford-trucks.com
- Ford Super Duty V10 & Diesel Engine Forum
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