The problem is octane limits and fuel density. Even C16 is only going to be slightly over 120 octane and cost a fortune.
Imagine being able to run 25psi with on a 12:1 engine with high timing with a fuel that is super cheap.
I was doing some reading on compressed natural gas conversions for vehicles. Natural gas has many problems to overcome before mass adoption but from a boosted perspective it looks like a great fuel.
Pros
1. 130 octane
2. No pump needed
3. Doesn’t need to vaporize
4. Pressure can be raised...
If the tender draws 1.5 amps (assuming from a 120v outlet) it is capable of outputting 11.25 amps at 12v assuming 75% charger efficiency. They are variable output so this is just a maximum rating.
I have a soft spot for awesome connectors and this one is very cool and clean.
Great idea OP. Love the simplicity of that connector.
Btw here is a chart on gauging since this thread is devolving.
Also hope that pigtail comes with a fuse on the other end.
You just summed up why I haven’t boosted my car.
I figure 25k to spend on boosting and my first engine replacement.
I am just going to by a 500 instead.
Dash cams are a double edged sword. Legally it’s evidence of a crime has been committed. Deleting the evidence would be a felony.
OP they will fix it as long as that rear quarter doesn’t have to be replaced. Replacing a rear quarter is very expensive.
I have had this exact thing happen once.
No reason whatsoever. Stopping at a red light. By the time the light turned green it had gone off.
No codes.
No clue
Ford put in so many antennas to increase fob battery life. You can either run a more powerful transmitter or increase antenna gain thus decreasing antenna field IE more antennas.
Ford did everything possible to decrease weight to keep the guzzler tax away.
Example. Ford went from 12mm gen...
They will do what the bean counters want.
I suspect they will bring as many parts over from the 500 as they can.
At this point Ford will do what they can make the most amount of money with the least investment. I would expect them to get rid of as many 350 parts as possible for the cost alone.
Fat Billy,
Ford tried to lose weight where they could. It sounds like you excepted your fate but I am glad Ford hasn’t just resigned itself to being fat.
Ford is most likely not going to put money into the Mustang for a little while. 22-23MY. They are cutting jobs in preparation for a recession.
I expect them to go to town on packages though. Very similar to what Dodge has done.