1987-1990 Ford F 100 Pickup Truck​ Engine

Description

The 1987-1990 Ford F 100 Pickup Truck​ Engine line carried on the tradition of offering strength, dependability, and versatility. These engines were engineered for a broad spectrum of driving from city driving to serious heavy-duty work, the F-100 was widely driven for business and leisure.

4.9L I6 engine with 120 horsepower proved to be a good option for the long hauler and practical user who wanted something durable and fuel-efficient. The 1987-1990 Ford F 100 Pickup Truck​ Engine 5.0L V8’s 130-150 horsepower provided more towing capacity and performance for those drivers. The 5.8L

V8, which delivered 150-165 horsepower, offered even more punch and torque on moderate to high-end tasks. Top of the range was the 7.5L V8 which boasted 245 horsepower and was awesome for heavy-duty applications and large payloads.

Coupled with manual or automatic transmissions, they were engineered for comfort and performance in all types of driving. It also introduced more modern suspension technologies to the 1987-1990 Ford F-100 Pickup Truck with the improved handling and rugged utility of the F-series trucks.