carguy1701
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- May 13, 2014
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- Channahon, Illinois
- First Name
- Mike
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- 2015 Ford Fusion Titanium
Cylinder deactivation IS likely coming at some point. In the tech articles on the 5.0 when it launched, mention was made of how both banks have the oil feed for the valve train at the front of the head. In addition to VVT (and potentially variable valve lift), cylinder deactivation is one such thing that would require the oil feed be at the front of the head.I think if Ford used cylinder deactivation they would have announced it. I think the combination of the 10 speed auto, Dual injection, better aero and plasma bore spray let them hit their MPG goals. We as car consumers definitely don't want the cylinder deactivation, there's alot of horror stories out there from the GM and Mopar guys.
On another note, please Ford keep a base GT with PP2 at or below $40k. I honestly could care less about the magnetic shocks or the optional exhaust.
If memory serves, yes. I don't recall if they were advertised as such (been a while since I looked at an 03/04 Mustang brochure), but the design was clearly the 99/01 SVT Cobra wheel, and I know those were advertised as being forged.The optional wheels on my '03 GT where forged? Never knew that. :cheers:
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