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Old 06-07-2002, 05:19 PM   #26
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Question im confused
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Originally posted by wally6761
my point is that ford has to make a special edition car to keep up with an average one from gm. level of technologly has nothing to do with output. just b/c something is more complicated and/or new doesn't make it better. if the so called 'junk' LS1s keep beating the crap out of 'state of the art' 4V 4.8s (i happen to own one), maybe it's not so great. give me a legitimate thought-out reply. tell me what you know, not what you think or feel.
What is with this new 4.8 liter motor you guys are talking about?
Please fill me in, I mean one guy talked about the 4.8 cobras and now another guy....I mean come u both cant be that stupid can ya?
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