Cosworth Coyote

[Friend of Dorothy]

Who's going to be the first to have one installed in their Mustang (if you could get one). It is great to see the the two names, Ford and Cosworth link again, albeit not officially.

You will need your speakers turned on for this:

http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-cul...orth-built-engine-scream-during-dyno-testing/

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[Bobsp12]

That thing sounds sweet Chris, it would have been nice to see what sort of max rpm it was pulling.

 

[TeamDenno]

It is great to see the the two names, Ford and Cosworth link again, albeit not officially.

Well, it is practically official.

The new Griffith is getting the Mustang Coyote, dry sumped and tuned by Cosworth. They are not hiding the fact of the source of the engine.

 

[Friend of Dorothy]

Well, it is practically official.

The new Griffith is getting the Mustang Coyote, dry sumped and tuned by Cosworth. They are not hiding the fact of the source of the engine.

Sorry, what I meant was Cosworth was contracted by a third party, TVR, not directly by Ford. Well, I presume that is the case.

Oh the good old days of Ford Cosworth motors in F1, etc...

 

[TeamDenno]

Sorry, what I meant was Cosworth was contracted by a third party, TVR, not directly by Ford. Well, I presume that is the case.

Oh the good old days of Ford Cosworth motors in F1, etc...

Well, Cosworth still use the 2 litre and the 2.3 litre Ford 4 cyl engines for their "off the shelf" products, so they certainly do still have access to Fords mechanicals - and do still have that relationship. I think how Ford have developed their own racing tech, they have relied less on engine partners though is probably the reason why we dont see the likes of Cosworth labelling cars as they did with the Escort Cosworth or Sapphire Cosworth for example.

Cossie have never been latched to Ford, and their past they have used engines from Toyota (V6) and others.

But is good though to see a beastie like the TVR getting a "Ford Cosworth" engine!

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