Modern 1500 Engines Are Working Too Hard - WILL THEY LAST
Modern pickup truck engines are pushing insane power numbers — but at what cost? Between high boost, high cylinder temps, and sky-high compression, these new turbocharged 1500 engines are working way harder than the old naturally aspirated V8s ever did. In my opinion, that means shorter lifespans, more wear, and more stress on everything inside the block. Here’s why I think the “high-efficiency” era of truck engines might actually be their downfall.
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