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Why not Boss pistons?
+1 why not??
Why not Boss pistons?
Why not Boss pistons?
How about 13 Boss pistons????
Does anyone else think that deleting the Piston cooling jets could simply be a cost savings measure, and not necessarily because of failures?
Are you certain that the jets were deleted on the stock 2013 5.0s?
Does anyone else think that deleting the Piston cooling jets could simply be a cost savings measure, and not necessarily because of failures? Cobra, thank you for all the awesome pics by the way! Are you certain that the jets were deleted on the stock 2013 5.0s?
Interesting that the 5.0 would no longer have squirters when the 2013 GT500 engine has them now. Maybe they don't help until you get really high in the HP?
It's interesting that no one in here is looking at it from a true engineering standpoint. It's all speculation and finger pointing with the blame game.
We all are ford mustang owners. Why the hell are we bashing the companies engineers decision?
This is what's wrong with the world. No one trusts engineers anymore. What the hell is wrong with you people? We're a lot smarter than the majority of you guys, no offense, we just are. It's a fact of life. Face it, don't get your panties bunched over it. I'm not a Ford engineer but I have worked at a job where the manager always stood over the engineers shoulder and second guessed every decision the engineer made. That's a stressful ass situation and causes problems. You hired the man now let him do his job. If you didn't trust him why hire him?
If you don't trust Ford then why the hell did you buy a Mustang? Why, if you didn't know these problems before hand, do you still hold on to it?
You don't like these cars, see your way out. Sell it, don't buy one, whatever, but stop bitching because you tried to alter the factory tune and it blew up. You wanna make more power, do it right. Build the engine to handle it.
I agree. You engineers can be pretty darn smart. I studied mechanical engineering for two years so I have an idea of what its all about. I am just not the best at high level math That said, I do believe that some are simply better than others just like in any other profession.
As to why people are hating? That' just our nature lol. This thread simply would not be as interesting without all of the negative speculation. It causes people the think more in-depth about this topic allowing them to give their 2¢. If it was all about Ford kissing babies then I'm sure this topic would be on page 2 or 3 by now....you ever watch the 5:00 news? Not as much baby kissing as blowing shit up around the world...what would you rather watch?
It's interesting that no one in here is looking at it from a true engineering standpoint. It's all speculation and finger pointing with the blame game.
We all are ford mustang owners. Why the hell are we bashing the companies engineers decision?
This is what's wrong with the world. No one trusts engineers anymore. What the hell is wrong with you people? We're a lot smarter than the majority of you guys, no offense, we just are. It's a fact of life. Face it, don't get your panties bunched over it. I'm not a Ford engineer but I have worked at a job where the manager always stood over the engineers shoulder and second guessed every decision the engineer made. That's a stressful ass situation and causes problems. You hired the man now let him do his job. If you didn't trust him why hire him?
If you don't trust Ford then why the hell did you buy a Mustang? Why, if you didn't know these problems before hand, do you still hold on to it?
You don't like these cars, see your way out. Sell it, don't buy one, whatever, but stop bitching because you tried to alter the factory tune and it blew up. You wanna make more power, do it right. Build the engine to handle it.
This may be true but it's like the idiots that go and buy a Bama tune, a tune which wasn't designed for THEIR CAR, and expect the engine to hold it. WTF? Ford designed their engine to do what they designed it to do. They made a tune for it and it worked, beautifully within the design parameters. Getting your panties bundled because your "tuned" car took a grenade and you didn't have a knock sensor or a wideband and honestly had no idea what was going on in that engine. Bama (just using as an example, could be any mail order tune guys) could have sold you a totally faulty tune. Why blame Ford for the mistake? Hell you loaded the damn thing on to the ECU or had someone else do it.
I checked my tune..Looks good . I feel it is a absolutely necessary to log any after-market mail tune. You wouldn't change your oil and not check the stick after...would you?