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Defining Ecoboost and it's current employment
Ford EcoBoost engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Yes all, I know how most folks feel about Wiki but it's pretty darned accurate for this thread.

The 2.0L EB is going to be a screamer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Folks, this is a great time to be a FORD enthusiast!
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I would love to see Ford Build a RCSB with the eco-boost.

Not only would it be a sceamer, but would deliver good dd performance too.
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