Back then Ford spoke about the matter.......it was just a tad more than a book note.
That's what the Mod Motor using only 281cid was for.
There was no transmission on earth at the time that would manage the torque through the front wheels. The only reason for making Probe-Stang front wheel drive was to get lower fuel consumption. As in without a V8.
Why should we?
But GM still did it.
Would you readily believe someone you didn't know who is making statements which can't immediately be backed up by something you know to be fact? This is purely a yes or no question.
You're making some broad assumptions about everyone that disagrees with you. Perhaps the reason people are taking exception to your statements is that we lived it too, and don't remember it happening as you describe.
When someone tells me something that doesn't quite fit with other information I know to be true, I usually say something like, "Man, where are you getting this from?" Are you telling me you just believe everything anyone tells you without question?
It's hard to accept because myself and others have read plenty on the development of the modular v8 and coyote and never seen that stated by a reputable source.
No one has said that.
Oh, now breathing is important? You know what else lends itself to good breathing? 4 valves per cylinder! And, it's way more effective than increasing bore size of a 2 valve engine.
No. It's common knowledge that the sky is blue and falling hurts.
No. You are not the source in this scenario, but he is. It's up to you to vet him as a reliable source and convey those credentials to your audience to verify. By definition, the Primary Investigator (interviewer in this case) cannot be the source of information.
Certainly.
