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Old 28-07-2009, 01:39 PM   #11
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So Ford has said the 2.0 EcoBoost will put out 205kw/380Nm. Ford Australia say 170kw/320Nm... I am thinking detuned in the Falcon, to not jeopardize sales of the 4.0 I-6. Pity if it is detuned.
The 205/380 would probably need 98ron. If Ford want to push this motor its about saving money. So they will want to run the fuel on the lowest ron fuel they can. Run the current I6 at 98 ron and it will better the EcoBoost power figures.

I still wanna see what the new e-gas will produce.
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