Anybody seen or heard any news on how much horse power this thing is bringing to the table? We know at least 400, but how much more are they pumping up this horsosaurus?
I have a 2020 Explorer ST (which also achieves the 400/415 numbers with its 3.0L) and agree with a previous poster regarding its awesome giddy-up. Somehow I feel they'll be able to boost those numbers (no pun intended) to at least 420/440 (if nothing else to compensate for the additional weight of the Raptor). The latter number is the current Rubicon torque...Considering the 2022 Explorer ST is a Ford Performance vehicle with 400 hp & 415 ft-lbs TQ the same as the Aviator.
My guess is 410 hp 425 ft-lbs TQ
I'm sure we will be satisfied even at the Explorer ST numbers. Just be nice to say it's a little more...
The list of mods reads more like a parts catalog for an A80 Toyota Supra. Upgraded turbos, high-flow intake, upgraded wastegates, downpipes, intercooler, injectors, and more all contribute to this 3.0-liter V6 pumping out 657 hp to all four wheels.
That black Explorer ST slammed on those billet wheels looks good!I was just reading an article about a modded Explorer ST pushing over 650+ horsepower.
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Slammed Ford Explorer ST With 657 HP Is An Unlikely Supercar Killer
This highly modified 2020 Ford Explorer ST makes 657 horsepower to the wheels thanks to all kinds of engine upgrades and custom performance parts.www.motor1.com
443 ft/lbs of torqueAnyone know how much power the 10R60 can handle? I read a while back it wasn't much.
I bet there will be! I will definitely be tuning mine and I can't wait to see how much power they can pump it up to!My wife drives an Explorer ST as well. It will fly in sport mode. Since the Raptor is a Ford Performance at 400+, I am wondering if there will be a Hennessy Tuning that will bring it up closer to 475-500. They did one for the 2.7 badlands and it went from 300ish to 400hp. Will have to see.