The largest *factory-installed* engine Ford ever offered in an F-150 was the 7.3L gasoline V8 (found in some older models). However, even that isn't the *physically* largest engine you *could* squeeze in. Aftermarket swaps are common, but they require significant modifications, custom mounts, and potentially major chassis alterations. Someone could theoretically install a much larger engine from a different vehicle, even a diesel, but the cost, complexity, and legality would be immense. The resulting vehicle would likely handle very poorly and be far from roadworthy without substantial engineering and fabrication.