yep, used cars are pretty darn close to new. id pay the small premium for new with warranty and peace of mind.With the used prices right now and how much dealers are giving off MSRP on new ones, not so sure that's a good value.
For instance, the poor soul who bought my old car probably paid around the same as I did for it brand new years earlier (unless he was able to negotiate thousands off). That's after 31,000 hard, hard, hard miles. I feel bad for whoever bought that car for that price.
Where did you find this info? Could it be that they got rid of the plasma coating and went with a sleeve?anyone noticed, the 2021 has only 302 ci and cr 11:1 and still made 460 compare to 2020 gt 307 ci and cr 12:1.
ford website.Where did you find this info? Could it be that they got rid of the plasma coating and went with a sleeve?
I didnt see any difference in the ci but I did with the compression. I wonder what does that mean for mods better? Worse? Can someone chime in.ford website.
I'm pretty sure that's a misprint. The 5.0 went to 307 ci in 2018 AFAIK.I didnt see any difference in the ci but I did with the compression. I wonder what does that mean for mods better? Worse? Can someone chime in.
Coyote Comparison | |||
Gen 1: 2011-2014 | Gen 2: 2015-2017 | Gen 3: 2018+ | |
Bore | 92.2mm | 92.2mm | 93mm |
Stroke | 92.7mm | 92.7mm | 92.7mm |
Compression | 11:1 | 11:1 | 12:01 |
Displacement | 4.951 liters | 4.951 liters | 5.035 liters |
Horsepower | 412 | 435 | 460 |
Torque | 390 lb-ft | 400 lb-ft | 420 lb-ft |
NOOOO!!!!! Are you sure?And they are back on Pirelli's. No more P4S
Yup very certain. There's a thread on it already. Checked local listings for new 2021 PP1s and they have them in the photo.NOOOO!!!!! Are you sure?
The Pirelli's might be ok after they warm up, but suck in street driving. Michelins are so much better.
Though I've found the sweet spot for performance/price/durability to be the Conti ExtremeContact DW.