Cummins - 2007 Ford F250 - Super Duty Speed And Torque

2007 Ford F250 Speed And Torque Right Side View

One of the biggest reasons for owning a diesel truck is having the ability to tow an enormous amount of weight with ease. Chris Vorhies wanted to take his 2007 Ford F-250 Super Duty one step further and be able to pull anything he hitched up to—even at sled pull events. Chris wasn’t too fond of the original 6.0L Power Stroke that came in his Super Duty so he decided to swap in a 6.7L 24-valve Cummins inline-six. Since Chris works at ATS Diesel and is around high-powered diesel trucks everyday, he couldn’t just swap in a stock Cummins engine and leave well enough alone. Instead, he mounted a 62mm turbo atop the S475 turbo and added an ATS intercooler along with an ATS three-piece manifold and DDP 100hp injectors to pump out 700 horsepower and 1,586 lb-ft of earth-moving torque.

2007 Ford F250 Speed And Torque Ats Transmission

Since Chris works for ATS Diesel, it’s only natural that he entrusted transmission duties to one of their Stage 4 Allison A1000 five-speed automatics. It’s built with heavy-duty shafts, clutches and bands and uses a deep sump oil pan for extra oil capacity. A 5-Star torque converter delivers the power from the Cummins to the Allison. Chris tells us the Allison A1000 five-speed has been able to handle the power of the Cummins easily while being incredibly reliable at sled pull events.

Since Chris works for ATS Diesel, it’s only natural that he entrusted transmission duties

Chris wanted a transmission that could survive under the stresses of heavy sled pulls, so he decided to swap in an ATS Stage 4 Allison A1000 five-speed automatic with an ATS 5-Star torque converter to handle the toughest loads without skipping a beat. Not only can this Super Duty easily tow the heaviest of loads, it can also move down the track faster than most. Chris’ best time has been 12.7 seconds at 108 mph in the 1/4 mile at Bandimere Speedway in Lakewood, Colorado. With the help of ATS Diesel and Rockin S Performance, Chris has created a Super Duty worthy of drooling over.

2007 Ford F250 Speed And Torque Front Suspension

A 4-inch Pro Comp lift kit gives enough clearance to run 33-inch tires while Bilstein 5100 shocks soften the ride down the road. Bilstein dual steering stabilizers keep the Super Duty’s steering in check when pulling heavy sleds.

A 4-inch Pro Comp lift kit gives enough clearance to run 33-inch tires while Bilstein 5100

Specs
Vehicle: 2007 Ford F-250 Super Duty 4x4
Owner: Chris Vorhies
Chassis: stock
Engine: 24-valve Cummins inline six-cylinder diesel, Hamilton Cam, twin turbo 62mm over S475, ATS intercooler, ATS three-piece manifold, Air Dog 150 fuel pump, ATS Twin CP3s, DDP 100hp injectors
Drivetrain: ’04 Allison 1000 five-speed with ATS Stage 4 kit, ATS 5-star torque converter, one piece rear driveshaft, driveshaft safety loops for sled pulling, Dana 60 front with limited slip, Sterling 10.25 rear with ARB Air Locker, 3.73 gears
Suspension: 4-inch Pro Comp lift, Bilstein 5100 shocks, 4-inch Pro Comp leaf springs in rear, Bilstein 5100 shocks
Steering: Bilstein steering stabilizers
Brakes: Stock
Tires/wheels: 33x13.5R18 Cooper SSTs on 18x10 Chrome KMC Badlands
Interior: SPA digital EGT/Boost gauge, Kenwood head unit
Other parts: Cummins turbo diesel and Allison door badges
Favorite off-road area: Colorado sled pull events

No your eyes aren’t deceiving you; that’s a 6.7L, 24-valve Cummins inline-six with dual turbos sitting in the Ford’s engine bay. Thanks to a Hamilton camshaft, an ATS intercooler, DDP 100 HP injectors, and Twin CP3’s, this powerplant pumps out 700 horsepower and 1,586 lb-ft of torque.
No your eyes aren’t deceiving you; that’s a 6.7L, 24-valve Cummins inline-six with dual tu
An ATS Diesel three-piece manifold allows the 6.7L Cummins to breath easier while dual Red Top Optimas ensure this Super Duty can easily crank even in the coldest Colorado winters.
An ATS Diesel three-piece manifold allows the 6.7L Cummins to breath easier while dual Red
The custom door badges give a small hint to what this Super Duty’s packing under the hood.

Thirty three-inch Cooper SSTs mounted on 18-inch KMC Badland wheels give the Super Duty enough bite in the dirt when pulling heavy sleds while also delivering good road manners on the highway.
Thirty three-inch Cooper SSTs mounted on 18-inch KMC Badland wheels give the Super Duty en
An Air Dog 150 air/fuel separator ensures the 6.7L Cummins gets the proper amount of clean fuel it needs while eliminating any water or vapor from the fuel system. A one-piece rear driveshaft allows the Super Duty to constantly make heavy pulls without the driveshaft falling apart. Chris installed driveshaft safety loops in case of a driveshaft failure while running sled pull events.
An Air Dog 150 air/fuel separator ensures the 6.7L Cummins gets the proper amount of clean