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Old 29-04-2016, 11:05 PM   #26
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Default Re: Future of Barra Engine??

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My argument is, yes Ford has developed advanced EcoBoost Technology with Euro 6 compliance ect ect ect.
It is amazingly efficient and powerful and I take nothing away from it.
Here comes the but,
Buuuuttttt.
Why isn't all the EcoBoost Technology they have, applied to the I6 Motor?
The hard work has been done and the research dollars spent in developing the V6 engines.
You would be just applying that knowledge to a different block which is going to give you amazing results.
The packaging of the I6 is were it will hurt it. Everything else can be achieved.
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