Can't wait to see one of these full bolt ons and E85
Those "funky" manifolds are pretty darn impressive in the flesh. Given the emission constraints placed upon this powerplant its a miracle that they even made it, especially considering that much of their construction is done by hand (tig welding).
What happened to Ford tuning the exhaust to minimize NVH from a (relatively) huge FPC engine? Aftermarket headers won't screw that up?
What happened to Ford tuning the exhaust to minimize NVH from a (relatively) huge FPC engine? Aftermarket headers won't screw that up?
Especially if they eliminate the factory mass dampers. If they retain them, it'll be a little tricky to determine what the real impact will be without a full analysis of the corresponding natural frequencies and what not.From a technical standpoint they will.
What I don't really get is Ford made the exhaust LOUD on the GT350. Like ridiculously loud. And the PCOTY reviewer basically talked for 2-3 paragraphs on how good it sounded.
But of course, everyone that buys a mustang has to put full exhaust on it because that's just the cool thing to do? I don't get it. (plus most of the coyote cars with exhaust I've heard are louder than hell and sound absolutely terrible)
I've thought that many times. Because long tubes were the go to mod in the early days, people still do it. Really cracks me up on the fixed displacement blower cars as the long tubes does very little.
I know everyone talks about the FPC results on the Ferrari, so the GT350 will make 100 more rear wheel with long tubes, lol.