It all depends upon your gear ratio. If you have something like a 4.56, your top speed won't be very high but you could pull down a mountain with it. If you had a 2.72, you could go well over 100 but couldn't tow much. Most trucks have a ratio between 3.50 and 4.10. 100 mph is about right.
1968 Ford F-100
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Maintenance & Repair
Just got the truck running--it'd been sitting for 7ish years. I drove it down to the corner, turned around, came back, no problems. I took it back out and drove less than a mile and it became stuc...
1968 Ford F-100
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Maintenance & Repair
right now i have 1st and reverse,will not shift over to 2 and 3 on the tree under the hood the rods move properly thinking of putting in a 4 speed clutch is a little week and need to change it looki...
Ford F-100
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Maintenance & Repair
Where is the fill point for a manual transmission Ford F100 ? Is it the speedometer hole or is there another fill plug? Do I fill it till the fluid runs out of the fill hole?
1976 Ford F-100
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Maintenance & Repair
I replaced the plugs replaced both gas filters go to start it and it floods again. So I decided to rebuild the 2bbl carburetor. The engine takes along time to start once running cold or warm if I l...
1972 Ford F-100
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Maintenance & Repair
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