Mach VII
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interesting that the gen 4 has a 9.5 quart oil capacity nowThe goal here was reducing windage losses, with different baffling and a half-liter less oil capacity.
definitely this, high horsepower is cool, but torque is important toobut it would be nice to get more low end torque
I would hate for them to downgrade the engine to lower HP and make it more like a Chevy pushrod V8. Low end torque is for engines that go into pickups and station wagons. The car does need improved transmission gearing though. That's what the problem is for the manual transmission. The gearing is messed up, and that makes torque at the rear wheels too low."the team prioritized drivability and fun performance over advertisable peak numbers"
They can miss me with that bs, but it would be nice to get more low end torque
At least it has a metal pan now, unlike my plastic one...i was fully expecting this article to just recycle old things said, but it actually wasn't bad
congrats on not being terrible Motortrend, i'm sure you'll undo that by next week
interesting that the gen 4 has a 9.5 quart oil capacity now
definitely this, high horsepower is cool, but torque is important too
yeah, i think the switch back to metal pans was a good ideaAt least it has a metal pan now, unlike my plastic one...
This is OLD News dated 15 Sep 22 - Not and Nothing "More".
I saw the date before I posted this. I consider myself an avid 'reader' of this forum yet had not seen quite a few of the details in my link never mind a direct reference. Perhaps it was updated after the fact...This is OLD News dated 15 Sep 22 - Not and Nothing "More".
I would love more low end torque. It makes a car so much more fun to drive. The Mustang has been lacking low end torque since the intro of the 4.6L in 1996(?). It's been so long now, most people have no idea what they're missing."the team prioritized drivability and fun performance over advertisable peak numbers"
They can miss me with that bs, but it would be nice to get more low end torque
It was 96'I would love more low end torque. It makes a car so much more fun to drive. The Mustang has been lacking low end torque since the intro of the 4.6L in 1996(?). It's been so long now, most people have no idea what they're missing.