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I know you guys are sick of me bragging about the stuff we get over here, but I just can't resist .
This here is an engine out of a 2004 Ford Falcon XR6 Turbo.
It is stock block as well!!!
I can provide more details if you require (one of my mates made the exhaust manifold for it). Nahahahaha.....
And you thought your 7.3l PSD had turbo whine
That's it, I'm moving to Australia. Wait a minute, they drive on the wrong side of the road there. I better stay here...
Stunning video. The Aussies are bigger motor heads than us Americans. But, I believe they have fewer restictions, Govt. types, than us. I am always amazed at the cars availble to them from the factory. Makes my 03 GT seem like nothing more than a grocery getter.
For a start its an inline 6.
It shares nothing in common with the 4.0l engine out of the Mustang, Explorer et al.
As for a dyno chart, I have tried in vain to get my hands on one, but unfortunately there is a little secrecy surrounding this engine.
It was built as a marketing engine for one of the tuning companies here (they do still sell these exact same kits to fit in cars however).
The produce a lot of these engines, usually around the 330-700hp area.
This was the tuning companies first attempt at an all out hp run.
They actually believe 2000hp is possible. (Prehaps not with the stock block though)
Running on a 50/50 mix of PULP and Avgas fuel, Simon laid down three 1000+hp runs with a final run of 1163hp at 6500rpm, the engine cracking the 1200hp mark earlier in the day. What amazed us was how the guys kept the engine under heavy load for a solid five minutes. It’s not just the power the engine develops, but also the sheer amount of torque available at such low rpm (try 1300+Nm at 4000rpm), you can’t beat cubic capacity! Simon assures us there’s plenty more left in the engine, and we’d imagine that this set-up will make 1500+hp when a higher-grade fuel is introduced
Extracted from www.fullboost.com.au
The link won't work for some reason.