Ecoboost Built Motor

[Coyote Chase]

The 2.0 closed deck.

Excellent! Keep us posted on your progress!! Thanks

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[exodus.eco]

He said i need wait for 2-3 month to have that engine manufactured

Hmmm. Not too sure. This ones the budget build and I know that the others are customizable and have longer build times. However, the shop my car is at was able to pull some strings and get it shipped extremely quickly

 

[letos]

Hmmm. Not too sure. This ones the budget build and I know that the others are customizable and have longer build times. However, the shop my car is at was able to pull some strings and get it shipped extremely quickly

What else you got? Camshafts, springs, clutch, engine parts?

 

[exodus.eco]

What else you got? Camshafts, springs, clutch, engine parts?

It’s stock heads with the babubu shortblock. The specs are on their website. https://engineeredmotorsportsolutions.com/index.php/product-category/engine-parts/. Pretty simple setup

 

[Coyote Chase]

It’s stock heads with the babubu shortblock. The specs are on their website. https://engineeredmotorsportsolutions.com/index.php/product-category/engine-parts/. Pretty simple setup

Assume website, cool looking T-shirt!
PS: Which intercooler are you using?
Thanks

 

[TeeLew]

Excellent! Keep us posted on your progress!! Thanks

Well, it's not mine, I just know what he bought.

 

[exodus.eco]

Assume website, cool looking T-shirt!
PS: Which intercooler are you using?
Thanks

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[Hi-PO Stang]

I see the new Bronco has a 2.0 block. Does anyone know if the Bronco block is stronger than the Mustang 2.3 block ? I would think a 2.0 block used in an off road vehicle like a Bronco would have to be a more robust block.

 

[exodus.eco]

I see the new Bronco has a 2.0 block. Does anyone know if the Bronco block is stronger than the Mustang 2.3 block ? I would think a 2.0 block used in an off road vehicle like a Bronco would have to be a more robust block.

What I’ve seen is that it’s the same motor as the mustang..?

 

[TeeLew]

I see the new Bronco has a 2.0 block. Does anyone know if the Bronco block is stronger than the Mustang 2.3 block ? I would think a 2.0 block used in an off road vehicle like a Bronco would have to be a more robust block.

The 2.0 block has a closed deck which is quite a bit stronger. If the Bronco is using it, there's a good reason.

 

[exodus.eco]

Update on the built motor: engine has been fully assembled and put back into the car. Nx2 turbo and tune plus wastegate has been installed and I believe we are now waiting on the intake manifold and the rest of the bolt ons to be installed. I’ll keep y’all posted

 

[MD18EcoStang]

The 2.0 block has a closed deck which is quite a bit stronger. If the Bronco is using it, there's a good reason.

The Bronco has either a 2.3L (but 300 hp, probably tuned more like the Ranger) or the optional 330hp twin-turbo 2.7L V6.

The smaller Bronco Sport has either a 1.5L 3-cylinder or a 245hp 2.0L 4-cyl. I may be wrong, but I wouldn't assume it's the same closed-deck block used in the Fusions that everyone likes to recommend.

 

[Coyote Chase]

Update on the built motor: engine has been fully assembled and put back into the car. Nx2 turbo and tune plus wastegate has been installed and I believe we are now waiting on the intake manifold and the rest of the bolt ons to be installed. I’ll keep y’all posted

Looking good!! Do you have a projected horsepower at the wheel??

 

[exodus.eco]

Looking good!! Do you have a projected horsepower at the wheel??

Fuel injection should limit my power pretty significantly and I will only be running 91 so I’m guessing around 350-370 whp. Down the line gonna get a hpfp and will be pushing sub 500s

 

[Coyote Chase]

Fuel injection should limit my power pretty significantly and I will only be running 91 so I’m guessing around 350-370 whp. Down the line gonna get a hpfp and will be pushing sub 500s

350/370 whp should be obtainable without to much trouble. Which bolt ons are you adding to your new built short block?

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