Does our engine have a name?
#23
#25
The only designation I'm aware of has to do more with body type and engine rather than engine alone.
T80=V6 coupe
T82=GT coupe
T84=V6 convertible
T85=GT convertible
T88=GT500 coupe
T89=GT500 convertible
e.g. http://www.checkbook.org/auto/lease/style/Ford-Mus.CFM
T80=V6 coupe
T82=GT coupe
T84=V6 convertible
T85=GT convertible
T88=GT500 coupe
T89=GT500 convertible
e.g. http://www.checkbook.org/auto/lease/style/Ford-Mus.CFM
#28
Badges? We don't need no stinking badges! I always thought one of the lamest things Chevy ever did was stamp badges all over their motors. Like their V6's aren't 3.1 ,3.4, or 3.8L. They're "3100 SFI", "3400", and "3800 Series II". Or even worse when they actually put stuff like "3.1L MULTIPORT" on the EXTERIOR of the car! I guess people in the know would figure out what kind of power you were making based on the numbers stamped on the intake plenum. The thing is, everyone knows the S197 GT makes 300hp, so what's the point?
#29
Mine has been named Kroll The Warior King
#30
Badges? We don't need no stinking badges! I always thought one of the lamest things Chevy ever did was stamp badges all over their motors. Like their V6's aren't 3.1 ,3.4, or 3.8L. They're "3100 SFI", "3400", and "3800 Series II". Or even worse when they actually put stuff like "3.1L MULTIPORT" on the EXTERIOR of the car! I guess people in the know would figure out what kind of power you were making based on the numbers stamped on the intake plenum. The thing is, everyone knows the S197 GT makes 300hp, so what's the point?
#40
They put it in the Exploder and the 5.4L 3V V8 debuted in the 04 F-150. Technically the S-197 GT's 4.6 3V V8 is a derivative of the 5.4L 3V V8 or vice versa (chicken/egg).