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2011 Ford Super Duty F-450 King Ranch 4WD Crew Cab

Trim Info:

4-Wheel Drive, Crew Cab 8'

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Technical Specifications

Technical Data

Body Style:

Crew Cab 8'

Drivetrain:

4-Wheel Drive

Passenger Capacity:

Engine Type:

Diesel V8

Displacement:

6.7L/- TBD -

Fuel System:

HPCR

Trans Description Cont.:

Automatic w/OD

Front Tire Size:

LT245/75R17E

Rear Tire Size:

LT245/75R17E

Spare Tire Size:

LT245/75R17E

Front Wheel Size (in):

17 x - TBD -

Rear Wheel Size (in):

17 x - TBD -

Front Wheel Material:

Aluminum

Rear Wheel Material:

Aluminum

Brake ABS System:

4-Wheel

Disc - Front (Yes or ):

Yes

Disc - Rear (Yes or ):

Yes

Fuel Tank Capacity, Approx (gal):

37.5

Advanced Technical Data

Body Code:

172" WB

Dead Weight Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs):

5000

Dead Weight Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs):

500

Engine Order Code:

99T

Trans Order Code:

44W

Trans Type:

Trans Power Take Off:

Yes

Trans PTO Access:

LH Side

Transfer Case Model:

New Venture 273

Transfer Case Gear Ratio (:1), High:

1.00

Cold Cranking Amps @ 0° F (Primary):

750

Cold Cranking Amps @ 0° F (2nd):

750

Maximum Alternator Capacity (amps):

HD 135

Frame Type:

Ladder

Suspension Type - Front:

Coil

Axle Type - Front:

Monobeam

Axle Type - Rear:

Full-Floating

Axle Ratio (:1) - Front:

4.30

Axle Ratio (:1) - Rear:

4.30

Front Tire Order Code:

TBK

Rear Tire Order Code:

TBK

Spare Wheel Size (in):

17 x - TBD -

Spare Wheel Material:

Steel

Steering Type:

Pwr

Brake Type:

Pwr

Fuel Tank Location:

Midship

Length, Overall w/o rear bumper (in):

263.0

Width, Max w/o mirrors (in):

94.7

Height, Overall (in):

79.7

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