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Re: Torque numbers 4.0 vs Chevy 350.
[Re: wyojeeper]
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01/25/06 06:28 AM
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Anonymous
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It really depends on how you build the V-8. My old f250 had a stock 390 in it that made a whopping 375 ft./lbs. at 1600 RPM and 200 HP at 4200 RPM. If you build a stroker with an RV cam you can get 300+ easily below 3 grand. Most V-8's don't actually turn that many RPM's. Usually I see torque curves kicking in round 1.4K and peaking at around 2500-3500 on a V-8. If I were to swap in a v-8 just for torque I would really consider that 390... But then again, Why??? The engine makes more than enough power to do anything a jeep is meant to do or good at. I personally think that a V-8 is too much power for a short wheelbase near stock jeep.
The 4.0 makes 220ft/lbs at 2500 RPM.
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