My guess is frpp saw the new duel intake and said hey we can make that for the previous gen cars. It also uses the gt500 TB my guess is it probably wonāt fit or wonāt have any major gains on the gen 4 engine
point being the new cobra jet is designed to give the older cars the current duel...
This gen 4 engine is based on the 2021 f150 engine aka the gen 3.5 engine if you will, ford switched to external oil pump gears. Also oil pump gears arenāt really an issue unless itās a gen 1 or maybe a gt350 DONT lose sleep over it
Iād throw in a better dry filer and leave the stock air boxes. With two throttle bodies unless these new boxes have some sort of restriction youāre wasting your time and money
Iām glad they went with a new name, after a while it gets old rehashing crap. Because letās be honest here if they called it a cobra or boss 302 half of yāall would be disappointed it didnāt have this or that. But when itās a new name plate they have some breathing room to experiment
I doubt they increased the stroke significantly because piston speed is a real problem on the mod engines once you hit that magical 5.4 number. They probably made an updated block for the race car to increase bore spacing. Unless theyāre using some titanium connecting rod Iād be surprised if...
With one key difference itās not a small production variant like the boss or gt350 excluding the fact the gt350/500 was hand built. What really slowed them down was the CNC heads it took 2-3 hours per head. Which for a mass production vehicle isnāt cost effective. Which is why the dark horse is...
You also have to watch for whether or not the Ecu has built in traps for piggy backs. BMW has been doing it on some models it throws an implausibility code and gets recorded so the dealer can see it
Itāll see the map is reading extremely low and go yup we got a piggy back then check the other...
Valid point which is why itās going to be either a remix engine or a real gen 4 update
theyāre going to have to increase revs, or mess with the intake substantially. We shall see today
This is 100 percent correct, itās a great engine buts not going to be an engine down the road in 10 years people go wow i gotta swap that. Which is why the gen 2s are still the hot ticket for the big power builds
They had a lot of piston wall clearance issues resulting in a good number of failed engines. Aka the tolerances were too tight and because itās a semi open deck block, it would cause wall damage. You can just do a google search on the early engines. They also had some oddball VCT issues and some...