F-150 EcoBoost Vs. F-150 PowerBoost DRAG RACE!
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Brand new Ford F150 EcoBoost Vs. Ford F150 PowerBoost.
Let's do this!
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Hope everybody is keeping well and that you all have a fantastic 2023!
We wanted to run this race ever since we got our hands on the 2021 PowerBoost last year - mainly because, in 2021 Ford increased the engine output of the 3.5L EcoBoost engines from 375Hp and 470Tq to 400Hp and 500Tq.
So we didn't want to get an older EcoBoost out there because we knew the PowerBoost would beat it pretty easily. And thankfully, we were blessed to be able to find a brand new 2022 F-150 EcoBoost with the 3.5L Engine so we set up a race as soon as we could!
As far as power to weight goes, the PowerBoost is heavier but makes more Hp and Tq, and the EcoBoost is lighter but makes less power. So the Power to weight ratios end up being very similar on paper.
As usual with our races though, on paper really doesn't mean much when the rubber meets the road. Safe to say we were both surprised at how much the PowerBoost won by, as we thought it would be a much closer race than it was.
Either way though, we had a blast filming the race and the whole idea of the Ordinary Drag Racing series is to find out how these types of vehicles actually perform out on the 1/4 mile.
Thanks so much for watching and God Bless!
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.....Only get 1 chance in life to make a purchase like this and this is the video I need to see .........Thanks.......exciting and heart breaking at the same time........Everyone should be able to easily afford a new truck like this........
Yeah they sure have gone up in price, no doubt about that.
That said though they are definitely capable trucks and the EcoBoost engine’s have been worked on over the years to help them become more reliable as well.
Personally we’d both prefer a V8 but the 3.5 EcoBoost engines are very good platforms
this video sealed it for me i bought a 23 powerboost a couple months ago
Nice! They do seem to be a very capable truck for sure. Hope it runs well for you!
Tuned with a few mods the ecoboost is beast.
Agreed, they respond very well to mods
Tune a Powerboost and hand on!
I would like to see the 19/20 Limited ho vs the Powerboost
That would be a cool race for sure. It’s hard to find those Limited models but if we get our hands on one, we’ll definitely get it out to the track
Powerboost is a rocket ship
Sure is!
How did you get these trucks over 160 km/hr. My power boost maxes out at 156 km/hr. My truck is a 2023 Lariat. Great video though and love the power my powerboost has as well. Living out in BC the truck is a torque monster and can climb the big hills in top gear without effort.
That’s very interesting.. wonder why the limiter on your truck would be different - we’re in Canada too. Both trucks in this video live in Ontario.
Not sure what the EcoBoost topped out at, we didn’t test that. But the PowerBoost governed out at 171km/h
Agreed about the power that these trucks have though. Tons of torque and they also do very well top end too!
Interesting video. Very Canadian in every way, but still interesting ;-)
🤣🤣 we are very Canadian indeed haha. Thanks
I would love to see the 6.2L vs the new Tundra
That would be a pretty great race. If we can find a new Tundra we’ll definitely do our best to make it happen!
Great videos! And I can't remember, does Ford still offer a V8 F-150, or are those people's only options?
Yes the 5.0 V8 is still available as well as the 2.7L Ecoboost V-6 and the naturally aspirated 3.3L V-6. Would have loved for both trucks to had the same rear gear or swapped. That could have been the difference in a completely even race.
Thanks! And yep they sure do, we’re trying to find one to get it out on the track against these other trucks :)
@@BamaTidefan1967 Yeah we mentioned the same thing about the rear ends in the video. It’s way easier said than done, being that we literally have to borrow each vehicle we race (at this point). We were pumped just to be able to get both of these brand new trucks out to the track.
And as also mentioned in the video, if we can find trucks with the same rear end, we’ll try and line them up as well.
@@BamaTidefan1967gears would not help by how much the powerboost drug the ecoboost
The powerboost has stock sized rather factory looking street tires on it. The regular Ecoboost truck has taller, heavier A/T tires on it so yes it does make a difference. While I was not expecting the Ecoboost to win, it needed every bit of help it could get.@@alicepooper8562
Needs to have same gear ratio, and tires. If so, it would’ve been closer.
What’s your elevation by the way? I get 13.9 seconds 1/4 mile in a 2022 5.0
Tires in this case won’t make a difference, both setups have the same overall diameter and are factory from Ford + both setups are on 20” wheels.
Getting trucks with the same rear end is far easier said than done, as explained in the video. We do what we can.
We’re right at sea level
@ Jaime Leon from a rolling start gear ratio won't make a huge difference, also the Powerboost has the panoramic moonroof which adds even more weight.
Both trucks are rockets.
I have done 12.70 sec ¼mile in my 21 2wd Powerboost so far...
5.0 has no chance against a powerboost. I know. I traded a 2018 coyote 5.0 for a 2022 powerboost. Boost is waaay faster.
@@JustMe-oj1hd you should’ve Tuned it and put e85 into it. Stock trucks are boring.
I have never seen a new Ford F150 that came from the factory that was leveled with those aggressive tires like that.
Take a look at the Tremor - it comes with a very similar setup, although this isn’t the Tremor trim.
This truck is 100% bone stock from Ford. The owner had taken delivery from Ford literally a couple weeks prior to filming the race. Totally stock, just has some factory options added
Amazing race again can you guys do 2015 F150 ecoboost vs 2017 F150 second gen eco😊
Thanks! Those two trucks you've listed make the exact same power figures so it would be like racing the same truck :) Ford's 3.5 EcoBoost in the F-150 made 375Hp and 470Tq for the entire time they put that engine in the F-150, until 2021 when they added more power. They now come with 400Hp and 500Tq :)
You can see how the older version performed in this video:
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Cheers :)
@@KingdomAuto I meant the first gen ecoboost vs second gen
@@sametyldrm8837 Oh ok understood. So the new ones with the more powerful engines vs. The ones that made less power. Yeah that could be interesting for sure - to see how much faster the new ones are
@@KingdomAuto The 2015 F150 ecoboost made 365hp and 420 Tq, also had a 6 speed auto. The 2017 F150 power figures you listed are correct, but has a 10 speed auto, so it would be interesting to see the difference. I had both of those vehicles and now I drive a 2021 F150 ecoboost. The first 2 vehicles drove very different due to the different transmissions. All 3 were/are 4x4 with 3.55 rear end.
@@JackDaniels-mk1et ah gotcha, good call spotting the differences between the trucks! Yeah if we ever have the chance to race the different years we could give it a shot :)
That’s pretty much what my powerboost does!
They’re quick trucks!
Measuring speed in kilometres while racing the quarter mile. I’m so confused. 😂
Lol welcome to Canada 😂
How do you guys get to hook with break boosting? My 2024 powerboost rips all four tires in sports mode with traction off if i floor it.
Really eh? Interesting. This one hooked up and took off very easily on every launch.
Maybe the surface we’re on has more grip?? The GM didn’t have an issue either
Hows your mpg!! Been hard to find someone with a 2024
@andrewpereira1117 sorry for confusing my truck is not the 2024 f150 with updated lights. Its still the same as 2023 f150. If i drive it with love i manage to get 24.5 mpg in city driving. On highway I got 21 mpg going on a 400 mile trip and driving 80mph mostly with 4 people in the truck.
All good! I heard on a video saying the range is slightly increased I may be ordering a powerboost lariat
@andrewpereira1117 i am very happy with my truck. Great power when i want it and great mpg for a full size pickup truck if i drive it in a civil manner 😅
Now put 3.73 gears in the black one and race again.
@@redge8279 right away sir.
I had a 2.7 wcoboost tuned and intake. It would mop the floor. Possibly stock too. I was surprised. But it was 2x4 so a lot less weight
Of course your truck would win if it was tuned man.
That’s comparing apples to oranges. Tune a 3.5 and it’ll smoke a 2.7.
These trucks in the video are bone stock and we wanted to see how they compare.
Stock for stock the 2.7 is not as quick as a 3.5
The black truck has dual exhaust. The 3.5 did NOT come with dual exhaust at least not in Canada. 5.0 liter had that option but not the v-6
🤣🤣Yes it can dude. Make sure you educate yourself a bit more before coming out so aggressive. Look up the black appearance package. This was a brand new truck straight from Ford and yes it 100% DOES have the 3.5 EcoBoost engine. Black appearance package gives the truck the Tremor hood, black wheels, a different grill and dual exhaust (possibly other things too)
Oh. Yes, we are in Canada, and this is a Canadian truck
@@KingdomAuto It's the black appearance package plus on the newer trucks.
Please don''t rev them. The exhaust sounds like a Subaru. Impressive acceleration, tho, Eh?
That's exactly why we rev them haha - so you can tell if they do or don't sound good. Yes, VERY quick trucks
Y’all noticed that?
Is the black one leveled with bigger tires , what were tire sizes ?
It hasn’t had any modifications to it, it’s all done with factory options from Ford.
Tires are more aggressive than traditional but they have the same overall diameter as the white PowerBoost + both trucks are on 20” wheels so it wouldn’t affect 1/4 mile time.
As for suspension, it’s also a factory Ford setup but we aren’t sure which package it has. Seems to be similar to the Tremor kit
@@KingdomAuto gotcha , well looks good
@@roderick9018 Agreed! It's certainly a good looking truck!
I think the f150 when in sport, is automatically put in 4 auto.
Honestly can’t remember, however we can definitely confirm that the trucks were in 4WD during the races though :)
Except for the roller, we were in 2WD for that
F150's that have 4A use 4A in sport mode. That is the lariat and above, the Xlt and below do not have 4A. The difference between 4A and 4H, is that 4A is safe to turn with while on asphalt, 4H is offroad / slippery conditions only.@@KingdomAuto
@@masonkaye5 makes sense :) thanks for sharing. We can confirm that both trucks were in 4WD for the standing start races (2WD for rolling). Fun race to film
Yalll should do a 2016 5.0 f150 vs 2018 5.0
We have been looking for even one 5.0 since we started racing, they’ve been surprisingly hard to come across. So many people go for the EcoBoost these days.
We’re doing our best though
@@KingdomAuto oh yeah I forgot you are located in Canada 🇨🇦 💪🏽 welp thank you anyways it would be a great race to see the difference between gen 2 and gen 3
We’ll do our best to make it happen :) we’d want to see it too 😂
They need to have the same gear ratio.....not a good test!
Find us two brand new F150’s with the same rear end and we’ll make it happen 👍
the aggressive tires on the black truck slow it down
They’re factory tires from Ford - same overall diameter as the PowerBoost and both trucks are on 20” wheels so it’s not gonna make a difference in the result of the race
Alice
It was the engine that slowed it down