Potential is huge, impossible to beat displacement, just wait till they boost it.
As for the wt, build like a brick you know what, I like it.
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Potential is huge, impossible to beat displacement, just wait till they boost it.
As for the wt, build like a brick you know what, I like it.
I’m quite sure it was, they’ve already stuffed one in a fox at Team Z (fit is terrible), and the aftermarket has been making parts for it already, they were obviously given test engines before they were released....maybe it’s Fords way of trying to compete with the LS? Too little too late imo, but it’s also better late than never.
Engine weight isn't bad at all,especially compared to an old all cast iron 429-460.
Should be interesting to see what kind of numbers it generates for automotive use,eg,different cam,intake,etc.
Wonder what the heads flow.
I met Josh Newman, the owner of that truck in Florida, nice guy. Only thing even more kool is the new tremor lifted factory versions.
'21 F150 Screw 4x4 FX4 3.5 Powerboost (Iconic Silver)
'21 Explorer ST (Atlas Blue)
'19 Mustang Bullitt (Dark Hyland Green) Vortech Supercharged
'11 Mustang GT 5.0L (Race Red) 8.92 @ 154 mph
It has big block displacement.
What the future has in store for this performance wise is unknown at this point.
Who knows how many will make it into cars.
Lots of Mustang guys must be wondering after so many decades of Ford only offering wimpy displacement V-8's in Mustangs.
As for Ford going with cast iron instead of aluminum for the block,I don't know.
not sure but if I had to guess I would thing cast iron is cheaper and easier to cast. put it in a work truck to get some real world reliability testing and work out bugs, then they can open up production into aluminum?