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Boy that's true. In a few years, I think blowers will be as well. I think everything will be turbo'd and small cubed. Nothing will sound a as cool as big cubed NA cars, but they'll make power. To meet EPA regs, that's what the manufactures will have to do. I mean at the heart of it, every engine is nothing more than an air pump, and if the bore size has to decrease, the only way to shove more air in is FI, and turbos are the most efficient FI out there.
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you wont have to wait long. it's just around the corner.
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I doubt it. I don't see the Mustang GT costing more than $35k MSRP when it's released. Z06 won't cost that much either I bet, unless they are positioning it between the old Z06 and ZR1. The Corvette's rising cost has as much to do with R&D and materials than anything else I'd wager. Performance/dollar is one thing, but now that Chevy (and Dodge) are making cars that approach the OVERALL package that you get with other $100k+ exotics, the prices reflect that. Quality ain't cheap, no matter what country it comes from.
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so now the SOHC 4.6L is the same as the DOHC 4.6L please make up your mind. You can mod any motor that has ever been made and as you said from above itllrun was referring to the DOHC 4.6L in the cobra being able to hold more power and you said that is the one he is referring to after i asked if you was talking about the famous modular motor and you said yes which means your saying the SOHC 4.6L isnt a modular motor.
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Dont down grade me to his level he is on the same level as snake95 or autoderp
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WTF are you talking about? "Mod motor" refers to any 4.6/5.4. So when you ask "Is he referring to the infamous mod motor," of course the answer is yes. But he was specifically talking about the DOHC 4.6. Though the same can really be said for any of the mod motors. The blocks are capable of handling more power than the LS1.
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4.6 has been faster than any LS based anything ....with stock block and heads ....
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You answered your own question. It has all of those things. But saying "the 4.6 sucks" just because it's a little behind the LS1 when it comes to N/A street builds is simply inaccurate, BECAUSE it has the ability to hold so much more power using stock parts.
I doubt it. I don't see the Mustang GT costing more than $35k MSRP when it's released. Z06 won't cost that much either I bet, unless they are positioning it between the old Z06 and ZR1. The Corvette's rising cost has as much to do with R&D and materials than anything else I'd wager. Performance/dollar is one thing, but now that Chevy (and Dodge) are making cars that approach the OVERALL package that you get with other $100k+ exotics, the prices reflect that. Quality ain't cheap, no matter what country it comes from.
I doubt it. I don't see the Mustang GT costing more than $35k MSRP when it's released. Z06 won't cost that much either I bet, unless they are positioning it between the old Z06 and ZR1. The Corvette's rising cost has as much to do with R&D and materials than anything else I'd wager. Performance/dollar is one thing, but now that Chevy (and Dodge) are making cars that approach the OVERALL package that you get with other $100k+ exotics, the prices reflect that. Quality ain't cheap, no matter what country it comes from.
For the second paragraph, both will cost more due to R&D and material cost. Weight has to be reduced, and to get that done R&D and material cost go up. The base price might be 35 for the stang GT, but that's a big might IMO. The Z0 will cost base 85+and option out well over 100. Heck, the Z51 crest 72, and the Z0 will be lighter and have a different motor.
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I don't need to "keep up" (different definitions there bud!) with your 4.6, but thank you. My LS is currently not running anyway, but my 4.6 is.
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Me too. With Cylinder deactivation I thought it could've happened, but I guess not.
I'd bet its a for sure deal. There's no way they'll let Ford have the highest HP American car on the market when the ZR comes out. My guess is a twin turbo'd destroked 6.2 down to 5.5 or so. Could be wrong, regardless it'll be bad, and I'd bet a bear to tune like the GTR was for the first few years.
I'd bet its a for sure deal. There's no way they'll let Ford have the highest HP American car on the market when the ZR comes out. My guess is a twin turbo'd destroked 6.2 down to 5.5 or so. Could be wrong, regardless it'll be bad, and I'd bet a bear to tune like the GTR was for the first few years.
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I just hope gm's plans for the Camaro come to fruition--- this will put the Camaro down to 3400 lbs where it should be, and it will have the new lt1 in it. that'll help me buy one!
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Me too. With Cylinder deactivation I thought it could've happened, but I guess not.
I'd bet its a for sure deal. There's no way they'll let Ford have the highest HP American car on the market when the ZR comes out. My guess is a twin turbo'd destroked 6.2 down to 5.5 or so. Could be wrong, regardless it'll be bad, and I'd bet a bear to tune like the GTR was for the first few years.
I'd bet its a for sure deal. There's no way they'll let Ford have the highest HP American car on the market when the ZR comes out. My guess is a twin turbo'd destroked 6.2 down to 5.5 or so. Could be wrong, regardless it'll be bad, and I'd bet a bear to tune like the GTR was for the first few years.
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It'll be on the ATS chassis, so I think it'll be there. Also expect a TT V6 SS due to this.