2019 Ford Raptor Dyno Test reveals 353 rear-wheel horsepower

2019 Ford Raptor Dyno Test reveals 353 rear-wheel horsepower

Hennessey placed a bone stock Raptor in a dyno to perform baseline testing.

The 2019 Ford Raptors have hit the streets. Hennessey Production is quick to get one on their chassis dyno for baseline runs. The Raptor’s 3.5-liter twin turbocharged V6 still produces 450 horsepower, and 510 pound-feet torque. It weighs in at just over 5,500 pounds and can reach 0-60 mph in six seconds.

The 2019 Raptor puts out a healthy 353 horsepower, and 397 lb-ft torque after its baseline run on dyno. Hennessey offers an engine upgrade package that will turn your Raptor 600 Twin Turbo into the VelociRaptor 600 Twin Turbo.
This package will include a high-flow intake system, an upgraded front mount intercooler and stainless steel exhaust system. You also get the Hennessey VelociRaptor600 Twin Turbo emblems. The package comes with a 3-year/36,000-mile warranty on each Raptor. Prices are not available online so it is best to call them over the phone.

2019 Ford Raptor Dyno Test reveals 353 rear-wheel horsepower

Your Raptor can go from 0-60 mph in 4.2 seconds, and quarter-mile flat out at 110 mph in 12.9 seconds when it is in full VelociRaptor 600 Twin Turbo mode. This will make your adventures on and off-road quite enjoyable.