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Ford's Aussie Six Faces New Challenge


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Lets hope it isnt a hi-tech US "Live Axle" special that they remain so fond of...Or we will be back to XD/EL tech, probably without the Watts Link.. ha ha ha Separate chassis anyone??

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:beerchug: Or worse still, a fcuking Taurus (the immortal Ford Cockeroach..Looked the same approaching you as driving away..Damn it was the fugliest thing around, another shining example of Ford US design and execution...blaggh.. :bangcomputer: ) Unfortunately it will boil down to what Ford US dictate.. Personally, Im saving my coin for the last of the Aust-designed and built line... a replacement for my BA2 F6.. I really hope the result is a good one for us all..

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Euro 5 is easy, no problem at all.

But the I6 is dead in 2015 when Falcon switches to a global platform as there's no way they will design it to suit 2 different 6 cylinder engines that are so dimensionally different. It will be V6, V6TT and V8. Having an I6 would require a higher bonnet and longer front end.

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I'd love to own the best and last of the I6T engines. Might be able to save the money over 5 years too hahaha!

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Euro 5 is easy, no problem at all.

But the I6 is dead in 2015 when Falcon switches to a global platform as there's no way they will design it to suit 2 different 6 cylinder engines that are so dimensionally different. It will be V6, V6TT and V8. Having an I6 would require a higher bonnet and longer front end.

I wouldn't say it's easy... just not as big a jump in reduction. There is a big change though in terms of maintaining emissions over a longer period of time/km's. Inreases from 100,000km's to 160,000km's. I believe there were some issues with cold start emissions too, but I think they're ok with that now.

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How do you get the bits of vomit out from under your keys on your laptop.

That is so gay.

Alloy crank, 3lt bore so its more square, 8500rpm and twin turbo, DI with dual spark Thatle fix it.

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