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ok jmac...u win on the Koenigsegg CC 8S and CCR :finger:

no, just like u and the ultima, i didn't research the the car in this thread, my bad.

i guess this one is a draw... :ohsnap:

but ur second post there goes along with my comment about how most car parts are outsourced...hehe

thanks for the info...hehe...can't stop learning....

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

Oh and have you even researched who designs and builds most Ford's current engines ? ;)

Yamaha, Porsche, Mazda, Cosworth, BMW, etc.

But not Ford !  Some of those companies are owned by Ford, but still

not made/designed by Ford ...

Except Mustang and Truck engines ...

I could go a million places with this, but it will take me months. I'll let it be.

But as Kent has said and just an FYI, I will tell you, with out the heads, the Modular Ford motors are pretty much worhtless. The only motor with a decent bottom end is the Cobra R 5.4, oh and also, the newer blown Cobras. Other than that, Ford pissed out on the cheap powder cracked con-rods and hyperuetectic pistons.

I gotta give GM credit, they have their stuff together on the durability side when you start adding power.

Oh and that motor there is using stock Ford production head castings. There are currently no aftermarket heads available for the mod motors, nor will there ever probably be. With extensive enough port work, they can flow enough to support 2000+ HP engines.

Ah, crap, I'm ram :hyper: bling.

the fact is again, the engine was indeed designed by ford, while "souped-up" by others, the design is still ford's.

to further tire's point (i'm really not picking on ya jmac :gheychase: )....even if Teksid manufactored the heads and block or not...they didn't design them...ford did. improve them? yes..but not design them...so it would still be considered a ford derived motor.

i dunno why i didn't think of that yesterday...lol.....

the right opinion :+1::woot:

hehe

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

It's quite possible that Teksid redesigned at least some parts of it ...

i agree wholeheartedly...i believe redesign..improve would almost definitely be the same thing!

besides, they would have to just to make a ford engine worth having!!!!

:lol2::lol2::lol2::finger::finger::finger::woot::woot::woot:

hehe

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

Chevy needs to get off their A$$ and bring the DOHC back to the Z06!!! The ZR1 motor was a work of art. Put todays technolgy behind that motor, which itself was way ahead of it's time, and the Z06 will be whipping everyone's A$$. IMO.

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off topic but my friend just bought a dodge cornette, he has a 440 engine for it and we gotta swap em.

True, but the discriminating Vette buyers will pay for the performance.

u don't like the new 6.0ltr ls6(?)??

the zr1 motor was designed by lotus and built (at least partially IIRC) by mercury marine. it was a work of art!

this new 6.0 ltr is a better motor overall, with damn near identical performance. so i don't see the zr1 coming back. besides, what is hinted for the z06, can u say 427?, will surely whipp anything ass in it's class anyway... :woot:

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee :slayer:

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