The DH does not have forged internals. You will not be able to find any reliable source other than repeated forum and FB posts of misinformation. Many shops have torn them down just to find they don't have forged internals.The DH's 5.0 is a little different, both use the same basic 5.0-liter V8 layout, the Dark Horse adds forged connecting rods from the Shelby GT500 and unique camshafts. Would love to have forged internals, but to costly.
I thought Ford itself has stated that the darkhorse has forged internals or something to that effect? Are you saying that they supposedly are supposed to have forged internals but after people have torn done the motor they find that it's a lie? Curious about this.The DH does not have forged internals. You will not be able to find any reliable source other than repeated forum and FB posts of misinformation. Many shops have torn them down just to find they don't have forged internals.
No Im saying they dont have them and never did and Ford never said they did. This is a classic Mandela effect scenario. Once you dig in and look for actual proof that it was ever released directly from ford, you wont find it. It may have been the plan and was in some pre-release material, but thats not what happened with the production car and for some reason everyone including mag publications, and Ford partners and of course the whole of the internet thinks they do.I thought Ford itself has stated that the darkhorse has forged internals or something to that effect? Are you saying that they supposedly are supposed to have forged internals but after people have torn done the motor they find that it's a lie? Curious about this.
Did Ford ever release a clarification or did they let the myth propagate? It certainly helps with the sales aspect of the car.No Im saying they dont have them and never did and Ford never said they did. This is a classic Mandela effect scenario. Once you dig in and look for actual proof that it was ever released directly from ford, you wont find it. It may have been the plan and was in some pre-release material, but thats not what happened with the production car and for some reason everyone including mag publications, and Ford partners and of course the whole of the internet thinks they do.
Im not sure. All I know is its been proven many times over as these engines are pulled as to what they have and dont have. So if Ford did officially release statements or spec sheets listing what people think they were told, then Ford lied.Did Ford ever release a clarification or did they let the myth propagate? It certainly helps with the sales aspect of the car.
They lied before. My 1999 Cobra had the recall done to correct the HP claim that fell short and I still have a very nice 2000 Cobra SVT brochure that Ford released for a car that was never produced.Im not sure. All I know is its been proven many times over as these engines are pulled as to what they have and dont have. So if Ford did officially release statements or spec sheets listing what people think they were told, then Ford lied.