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"Hurricane" To Use Pushrods?
As some of you have probably heard, Ford has an engine under
development coded named Hurricane. There are all kinds of rumors circulating about the location of the cams -- OHC or OHV -- in this motor. Well here's another one: Per Hemmings: "Perhaps Lightning [pickup] will return with the currently-in-development pushrod Hurricane engine, should it come to fruitation: it too is said to be due around 2009." SVT has said they wanted to cut the fat from future products. Perhaps the big cammers with their supercharger plumbing weigh too much. Maybe a compact, big-displacement, normally-aspirated, pushrod motor is lighter and cheap to build. If if happens, it sure will be ironic. Since the 70's it has been less cubes and more cams... and lately power adders. Now it sounds like they'll soon be weaning us of the blown cammers and back on to big cranks and cylinders. This is all getting just too weird for me... I think it either means the end of the world is coming, or we've all been casted in a Rod Sterling Twilight Zone episode... Patrick '93 Cobra '83 LTD |
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