Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
#23
RE: Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
That Falcon Boss engine is putting out quite a bit more than the current 4.6 in the GT's. Of course, the Falcons are much heavier than the Mustangs, so they might be pretty close in the 1/4.
#24
RE: Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
the main reason ford wont bring the falcon over here is bad relations see Ford America and Ford Australia dont get along because of corporate stuff if i remember right and it has been like that for many years
and i dont see y u guys r caring about the 5.4L being in the falcons cause the 4.0L I6 in the flacons r out performing the v8s over there and have been for awhile and thats y i want one of the 4.0L crossflow I6 tubo motors for my car but it costs too much to import one
and it would be hard for those to pass emissions over here if imported because over in Australia the still use leaded fuel
and i dont see y u guys r caring about the 5.4L being in the falcons cause the 4.0L I6 in the flacons r out performing the v8s over there and have been for awhile and thats y i want one of the 4.0L crossflow I6 tubo motors for my car but it costs too much to import one
and it would be hard for those to pass emissions over here if imported because over in Australia the still use leaded fuel
#25
RE: Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
the only reason they still have leaded fuel in australia is for the older trucks and tractors around any modern vehical made or imported to ausiland definatly do not run leaded. its too hard on fuel injected engines to run leaded fuel.
#26
RE: Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
ORIGINAL: Mustang Boy
the main reason ford wont bring the falcon over here is bad relations see Ford America and Ford Australia dont get along because of corporate stuff if i remember right and it has been like that for many years
and i dont see y u guys r caring about the 5.4L being in the falcons cause the 4.0L I6 in the flacons r out performing the v8s over there and have been for awhile and thats y i want one of the 4.0L crossflow I6 tubo motors for my car but it costs too much to import one
and it would be hard for those to pass emissions over here if imported because over in Australia the still use leaded fuel
the main reason ford wont bring the falcon over here is bad relations see Ford America and Ford Australia dont get along because of corporate stuff if i remember right and it has been like that for many years
and i dont see y u guys r caring about the 5.4L being in the falcons cause the 4.0L I6 in the flacons r out performing the v8s over there and have been for awhile and thats y i want one of the 4.0L crossflow I6 tubo motors for my car but it costs too much to import one
and it would be hard for those to pass emissions over here if imported because over in Australia the still use leaded fuel
#28
RE: Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
actualy the fact that its 5.4L is just a coincidence the ausi boss290 is built in australia for australians if you took the time to look at www.ford.com.au or www.fpv.com.au you will see a ford engine that doesn't look like any ford engine youve ever seen befor.
#29
RE: Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
Joshafmil and strongstang, WTF are you guys talking about?
A 5.4L is not a 351W. It's an OHC mod motor. a 351W is not what is in the 07 GT500 nor has it been in an F150 in the last 10 years.
The australian motor doesn't look anything like any American motor? Are you freaking blind? It's a 4V 5.4L with a different intake manifold. It's got the exact same valve covers as any other DOHC mor motor with coil on plug.
If you don't have a clue, don't post random crap. Sorry about brining back the week old post but I ran across it in a google search and couldn't believe the retarded crap being posted.
Need proof, see here:
http://www.fastcoolcars.com/2000-cobra-r.htm
and here:
http://www.ford.co.nz/servlet/Conten...Page&c=DFYPage
note the bore and stroke of both 5.4L's. if you need mroe, find some engine pictures and open your eyes when you look at them.
The 351W is a 4 inch bore and a 3.5 inch stroke. it comes out to 5.8L's. They were known as 5.8L's in such things as the 1993-95 Ford lightning and 95 Cobra R. As opposed to the 99-04 Lightning and 00 cobra R which had the 5.4L's.
A 5.4L is not a 351W. It's an OHC mod motor. a 351W is not what is in the 07 GT500 nor has it been in an F150 in the last 10 years.
The australian motor doesn't look anything like any American motor? Are you freaking blind? It's a 4V 5.4L with a different intake manifold. It's got the exact same valve covers as any other DOHC mor motor with coil on plug.
If you don't have a clue, don't post random crap. Sorry about brining back the week old post but I ran across it in a google search and couldn't believe the retarded crap being posted.
Need proof, see here:
http://www.fastcoolcars.com/2000-cobra-r.htm
and here:
http://www.ford.co.nz/servlet/Conten...Page&c=DFYPage
note the bore and stroke of both 5.4L's. if you need mroe, find some engine pictures and open your eyes when you look at them.
The 351W is a 4 inch bore and a 3.5 inch stroke. it comes out to 5.8L's. They were known as 5.8L's in such things as the 1993-95 Ford lightning and 95 Cobra R. As opposed to the 99-04 Lightning and 00 cobra R which had the 5.4L's.
#30
RE: Car & Driver Ford Falcon article
i don't know where you got the windsor motor from but i wasn't talking about that. i know its not an american engine because if you did some research you would have found that the boss 290 is built in australia meening that it doesn't use any crossover parts its just happenstance that the displacement was 5.4L now go to www.fpv.com.au and read all about it on the falcon gt-p and the super pursuit. Joshafmil is on crack saying that the 5.4L which is in the GT500 and the F150 was the same as a 351W.