Mustang to get a 6.8L engine??

Werecow · Sep 25, 2020

https://windsorstar.com/news/local-news/breaking-unifor-and-ford-reach-tentative-agreement

Windsor plant to start production of a 6.8L engine to be used in the F-150 and 2022 Mustangs!!!

white95 · Sep 25, 2020

Hmm.. Must be a smaller bore version of the 7.3 aimed at higher RPMs for light trucks and the beginning of the end of the Coyote.

apsmith49921 · Sep 25, 2020

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evilcw311 · Sep 25, 2020

The Mustang going back to a big pushrod motor would be the greatest news ever!!!!! A baby Godzilla motor would be the killer of all ls’s

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white95 · Sep 25, 2020

evilcw311 said:
The Mustang going back to a big pushrod motor would be the greatest news ever!!!!! A baby Godzilla motor would be the killer of all ls’s

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Minilla

google baby Godzilla lol

MustangChris · Sep 26, 2020

@white95 looks like it's time to ditch that coyote and start over, again.

white95 · Sep 26, 2020

MustangChris said:
@white95 looks like it's time to ditch that coyote and start over, again.

I have been told that one year must pass after DRIVING this combo before I could even consider that.

ttocs · Sep 26, 2020

white95 said:
I have been told that one year must pass after DRIVING this combo before I could even consider that.

I do not recall any of us telling you that. Which moron said something that dumb?

white95 · Sep 26, 2020

ttocs said:
I do not recall any of us telling you that. Which moron said something that dumb?

My wife.

ttocs · Sep 26, 2020

Tell her I said it was ok to upgrade. But do it after you have already paid for it... Then run, duck, or hide

96blak54 · Sep 27, 2020

Im wondering if the block will remain the same size like the old Y blocks were. Crankshaft rods and bore be the determining size factor meaning everything else external will bolt on just as normal.

No word here at work about production increase for the 7.3l intake or any new ford projects.