View Poll Results: What size engine do you have?
2.0l I-4
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0%
2.8L V-6
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0%
5.0l V-8 (302) / 5.8l V-8 (351)
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What Engine do you have?
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Everybody loves Polls! Just want to add to the selection of polls so we can see what percentage of owners are what...
For multiple ranger owners, please choose what you daily driver/main vehicle contains.
I think we should see mostly 3.0l as about 2/3rds of the fleet of rangers come with it. But the question is, as an ranger enthusiast (which is why you visit sites like these) are you more likely to have the 4.0l? We shall see...
For multiple ranger owners, please choose what you daily driver/main vehicle contains.
I think we should see mostly 3.0l as about 2/3rds of the fleet of rangers come with it. But the question is, as an ranger enthusiast (which is why you visit sites like these) are you more likely to have the 4.0l? We shall see...
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Yeah, well... maybe! :p
I actually knew the majority of trucks sold were 3.0ls, then the 2.3l, then the 4.0l. My point was that most enthusiasts here are 4.0l. Kinda a chicken or the egg question...
I actually knew the majority of trucks sold were 3.0ls, then the 2.3l, then the 4.0l. My point was that most enthusiasts here are 4.0l. Kinda a chicken or the egg question...
now i can vote for my 5.4!!
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Originally Posted by SoundPer4mance
DOH, i cant change votes!! sorry man!! and i didnt catch that 5.8 thing before, ill fix it!
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2.5L here. Not a very strong motor, but extremely reliable. The good thing about having a roughly 30 year old engine design is that it works. The only real downside is I have eight spark plugs and wires to replace when most other four cylinders only have four.
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Originally Posted by pacodiablo
2.5L here. The only real downside is I have eight spark plugs and wires to replace when most other four cylinders only have four.
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Originally Posted by pacodiablo
2.5L here. The only real downside is I have eight spark plugs and wires to replace when most other four cylinders only have four.
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From: North America's hemp-basket (BC Canada)
My Ranger has a 2.9 (good engine, but the redline SUCKS!)
My BII XLT has a stock 2.8
My wife's BII Eddie Bauer has a stock 2.8
My 78 Mustang II has the 2.8 that used to be in Broncenstein (built to the nuts, and better output than a stock 4.0 ANY day! Actually about the same as a stock 5.0, but redlines at about 7200 RPM) :D
My BII XLT has a stock 2.8
My wife's BII Eddie Bauer has a stock 2.8
My 78 Mustang II has the 2.8 that used to be in Broncenstein (built to the nuts, and better output than a stock 4.0 ANY day! Actually about the same as a stock 5.0, but redlines at about 7200 RPM) :D
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