4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
#1
4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
the mustang 5.0's come with 4942cc's ive been led to believe. Why wouldnt they call it the 4-9 mustang instead of the 5-0? Was it that difficult to make it a true 5.0 like the shiddy 305 gm motor...atrue 5.0 displacement motor. Why ford why did they lie to us???
#3
RE: 4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
actually it is 4944cc...A true 5000cc engine is 305ci. Ford built a 300ci inline 6 that was marketed as a 4.9 before they called the 302 a 5.0. Ford thought that it would be better to be able to market the engines independantly. Besides, they used the old Brittish engine ploy of rounding up....
#4
RE: 4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
Your talking 3 cubic inches, hardly worth losing sleep over. All the makes over the years have round up or down a couple of cubic inches. Was Ford going to retool to give the 302 a slight overbore just so it would be exactly 305 cu/in..? The 300 6cyl was also in production, it was actually 301.6 cu/in. They called it a 4.9, they were off by 2.5 cu/in the other way. Who cares...
Mike
Mike
#7
RE: 4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
ORIGINAL: FordMustangXBA
All companies do it. My 4wheeler is marketed as a 600 when it's actually 598cc. It's not a big deal, lol.
All companies do it. My 4wheeler is marketed as a 600 when it's actually 598cc. It's not a big deal, lol.
#8
RE: 4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
ORIGINAL: bluegill
Your talking 3 cubic inches, hardly worth losing sleep over. All the makes over the years have round up or down a couple of cubic inches. Was Ford going to retool to give the 302 a slight overbore just so it would be exactly 305 cu/in..? The 300 6cyl was also in production, it was actually 301.6 cu/in. They called it a 4.9, they were off by 2.5 cu/in the other way. Who cares...
Mike
Your talking 3 cubic inches, hardly worth losing sleep over. All the makes over the years have round up or down a couple of cubic inches. Was Ford going to retool to give the 302 a slight overbore just so it would be exactly 305 cu/in..? The 300 6cyl was also in production, it was actually 301.6 cu/in. They called it a 4.9, they were off by 2.5 cu/in the other way. Who cares...
Mike
yeah , and if it was a 4.9 the "Vanilla ICE" song would make no sense
#9
RE: 4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
ORIGINAL: squad272
yeah , and if it was a 4.9 the "Vanilla ICE" song would make no sense
ORIGINAL: bluegill
Your talking 3 cubic inches, hardly worth losing sleep over. All the makes over the years have round up or down a couple of cubic inches. Was Ford going to retool to give the 302 a slight overbore just so it would be exactly 305 cu/in..? The 300 6cyl was also in production, it was actually 301.6 cu/in. They called it a 4.9, they were off by 2.5 cu/in the other way. Who cares...
Mike
Your talking 3 cubic inches, hardly worth losing sleep over. All the makes over the years have round up or down a couple of cubic inches. Was Ford going to retool to give the 302 a slight overbore just so it would be exactly 305 cu/in..? The 300 6cyl was also in production, it was actually 301.6 cu/in. They called it a 4.9, they were off by 2.5 cu/in the other way. Who cares...
Mike
yeah , and if it was a 4.9 the "Vanilla ICE" song would make no sense
"Rollin' in my 4.9
Wit the ragtop up so my hair looks fine?"
Maybe that was a different song.
#10
RE: 4942cc, why do they call it 5.0 then?
Vanilla Ice Ice baby.......
On a side not.....my old 2001 Honda RC51 was a "1000" but on the engine cases it said 998cc. That is funny why do they do that?
On a side not.....my old 2001 Honda RC51 was a "1000" but on the engine cases it said 998cc. That is funny why do they do that?