I want one!!! 8) 8) 8)
https://performanceparts.ford.com/part/M-6007-73
I was very surprised Ford built that engine to compete with it's Diesel motors. Pretty impressive number for a gas engine; I would take two, just because..... :003:
I wonder how that would fit in my 74 Bronco? I'm starting to look around and get this project going.
They say dimensional it's around the same as a 351 Windsor but 100 pounds or so heavier. Comes with a 2 year warranty but by the time you get it up and running your warranty would have expired. I think it's becoming more difficult to get diesel engines emissions compliant. With all the DEF, cat converter and the particulate burner must add a huge cost to the pricing.
Quote from: rmk57 on 2020-07-01 11:59
They say dimensional it's around the same as a 351 Windsor but 100 pounds or so heavier. Comes with a 2 year warranty but by the time you get it up and running your warranty would have expired. I think it's becoming more difficult to get diesel engines emissions compliant. With all the DEF, cat converter and the particulate burner must add a huge cost to the pricing.
I thought it was a gas engine?
$8100, plus the computer/wiring package I would guess is another $3K. I agree it will take someone a year to deal with all of the odds and ends installing one.
I thought it was a gas engine?
It is a gas engine. Just a cheaper alternative.
It is a gas engine; his response was to mine as to why Ford would want to compete with it's Diesel line.