I've got a 2007 F350 6.0 Powerstroke with 86,000 miles on it, and I need some help. I want to get at least 1200HP and 2000lbs ft of torque. What do i need to install, and what do i need to do to get it there? I know these are super high expectations, but i want to get there, and i will, some how, some way.
Thank you for all your time and help.

 

If you need 1000HP then you need to get another 6.0 put it in the bed and tie it into the drive train.

I have read your posts in other forums and you are just beating a dead horse on this subject. You will never get that much power and still be street drivable.

 

drop a cummins in it

 

At least 55,000 dollars and Im not kidding...

 

1000 hp is not possible out of the 6.0 unless u own a shop and do all the work free and get parts at cost. or you r loaded.

honestly just give up on 1200 hp. theres not need to try to run that.

oh ya like ive said on previous posts (i think it was urs) if u do build her to that power lvl ur gunna spend a fortune fixing it every couple of months

 

My question is why do you feel you need 1200hp?
Put a straight pipe and a SCT with a custom tune on it and have fun driving your truck.

 

Talk to the Canadian Rednecks. The calculators put their CC/SB truck at around 1200 rwhp. They are using lots of spray too. The truck at full race weight (all the seats in it with the tailgate still on) runs these numbers:

Redneck6.0L (Shawn Ellerton), 10.56 @ 133mph (6.0) Crew Cab/SB 4wd, 7490#, Nitrous

Forget towing, it wont ever happen again with the size injectors you'd need to get this power. Shawn tows with his, but he swaps injectors.


However, on the 6.0, I dont see 2000 ft/lbs happening. These aren't cummins where the tq is close to double the HP or more...

The highest 6.4 is 1041/1829 and the 6.0 doesn't produce the same tq numbers.