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Re: What do I need to make a 6.0L Reliable?
My 6.0L has 92,000 Kilometers on it and it has been good. I tow with it and use it as a daily driver. I have some mods (see my sig) but the key I think is to be smart. Gauges, and using them, and synthetic oil contribute to longevity. The torqueshift is very good and when hooked up to a good running 6.O L it kills a 7.3. I know, I have had a 91 and a 97 7.3. The fuel economy of my 6.0 L is way better then my 7.3. I had good performance out of my 7.3, I had a banks powerpack, but I burned up my manual transmission at 120,000 kilometers. I really like my current truck and would not want to go back to the much noisier and less fuel efficient 7.3
Saskatoon Diesel installed my Vanaaken and my exhaust system and they claim increased reliability if you don,t overheat. So far it appears to be true.
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2004 F350, 4x4, 6.0l auto, Lariat fully optioned, LB, CC, Ford remote start, Isspro gauges in A pillar, AFE (proguard 7) intake, 4" exhaust, Vanaaken Smart box, Bilstein shocks, Truxedo, PIAAs and KC driving lights, SS grille, towing a 27.5 Cardinal 5er, using Delvac 5-40 synthetic oil.
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