RWD and FWD mustang??

[goinbroke2]

Thanks Yac, but what 4.6 is front wheel drive? Or 4 wheel drive in a mustang?

I could see this in the engine spec sheet, but not in the car guide. Perhaps this is in case someone builds a 4x4 f-150 with the 4.6?

[Nick Heath]

Originally Posted by goinbroke2

Thanks Yac, but what 4.6 is front wheel drive? Or 4 wheel drive in a mustang?

I could see this in the engine spec sheet, but not in the car guide. Perhaps this is in case someone builds a 4x4 f-150 with the 4.6?

Those factors are for SS/GT combinations, differentiated between a traditional RWD SS/GT car and a FWD conversion SS/GT car. It doesn't necessarily mean there ever was a factory FWD car with that engine.

Looking at Ford 2010 -
That section means the 281/235hp is 229hp in a RWD platform (like a Mustang) but would be 226hp in a FWD platform (like an Escort ZX2).

If I remember correctly, they started separating out RWD/FWD GT factors because the LT1 (or a similar combination) kept getting refactored by a Cavalier/Cobalt - which angered those running the combination in a traditional Camaro.

[ALMACK]

Originally Posted by Nick Heath

Those factors are for SS/GT combinations, differentiated between a traditional RWD SS/GT car and a FWD conversion SS/GT car. It doesn't necessarily mean there ever was a factory FWD car with that engine.

Looking at Ford 2010 -
That section means the 281/235hp is 229hp in a RWD platform (like a Mustang) but would be 226hp in a FWD platform (like an Escort ZX2).

If I remember correctly, they started separating out RWD/FWD GT factors because the LT1 (or a similar combination) kept getting refactored by a Cavalier/Cobalt - which angered those running the combination in a traditional Camaro.

Yep. There is a Ford Probe in FGT/M or FGT/N with the 2010 281cu.in. CJ engine so the fwd rating applies to that combo

[goinbroke2]

AHHH!!! (why didn't I think of that....)

Thanks guys, sometimes I'm a little slow on the uptake, lol