1986 Ford F 250 Engine

Description

The Ford F-250 lineup of engines in 1986 was rich with diverse choices for various purposes and a variety of jobs. The 1986 Ford F 250 Engine 3.3L I6 engine, for instance, with 138 horsepower was a cheap option for short runs and light daily drives. The 1986 Ford F 250 Engine 4.9L I6 150 horsepower added additional grunt for moderate towing and hauling. And the 5.0L V8 with its 185 horsepower was a solid general-purpose machine. And the 5.8L V8 with 220 horsepower also excelled in jobs requiring more torque and towing. 6.6L V8 270 horsepower tipped the scales with large cargo. Then came the 7.5L V8, which delivered 235 horsepower, and it was the best option when you needed serious torque and heavy towing.

The 1986 Ford F-250 was both tough and durable, a great work truck and a reliable road car. Whether the driver was a farmer, construction worker, or off-roader, this truck performed reliably at every level of employment. The 7.5L V8 handled the big hauling jobs for example and the 3.3L I6 handled the light hauling. After all, the 1986 Ford F-250’s combination of dependability and functionality guaranteed that it would be the go-to car for those looking for power, fuel economy, and acceleration.