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That's because the GT350 will be powered by an N/A 6.2L V8....
That's because the GT350 will be powered by an N/A 6.2L V8....
Do tell.
That's a load of crap.That's because the GT350 will be powered by an N/A 6.2L V8....
I think he meant 5.2. But since you got an inside source does that make less of a load of crap? I can't imagine they would go with FI on a car meant for the road course though.
He said 6.2. It's a NA 5.2.
Too bad they can't put a Chevy Vortec engine in it. I hear they're made with real tornados.
That's a load of crap.
I wouldn't have thought a 6.2L V8 made sense for the upcoming GT350 either, but someone deep inside Ford told me so last week and I have no reason to doubt this particular person. And, it appears that the GT350 may still be possible as a very late 2015 MY offering. My same source confirmed this as entirely possible and probable, plus the order banks show the Shelby in the 2015 line up last time I looked a couple of days ago.
Unless Ford changed the order guide in the past month, Shelby is still not an option.
More one-off porn:
F-35 Lightning Mustang
http://www.digitaltrends.com/cars/f...crusing-speed-races-toward-eaa-airventure/#/1
That's sweet! Too bad it's based on the worst fighter ever designed.
You don't know that .... it hasn't even been put into service yet
It's crap. I saw a GT350 a couple of days ago and under the hood was a 5.2L VooDoo motor. None of my peeps at Ford have ever said one word about the 6.2 and it is a little late for Ford to switch to a 6.2 unless they want to push the release way off.
Plus the 6.2 would not be a good motor for the GT350. Unless they went stroker, made a Mustang specific intake (which is not in development, I know the people who do Ford's intakes) and used an aluminum block, which is a huge investment they couldn't even think about making 550hp out of that thing.
I've seen a 6.2 make 525 crank HP but it was stroked, had 12.5:1 pistons, ported heads, custom cams and a custom intake.
I would be absolutely shocked to see a 6.2 in a GT350.
But, it may not be a bad idea to build up a stroked 6.2 with a 3.5L blower on top if Ford wants to win the HP wars outright with a GT500. That could be a 1000hp package.
Unless Ford changed the order guide in the past month, Shelby is still not an option.
I'll take my mark one eyeballs over your contact every day of the week.Like I said previously, I wouldn't have ever guessed a 6.2L for the GT350. My contact said no when I asked about the Voodoo engine, and insists it'll be the 6.2L. Either he's trying to throw me off, or we're in for a big surprise.