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FPV F6 with 310kW?

By George Skentzos |

An illustration has appeared on the Australian Ford Forums suggesting the new FG series FPV F6 will sport an incredible 310kW of power from its turbocharged inline-six engine.

FPV F6 with 310kW?

If this image is indeed authentic, then the new F6 nudges out the current HSV LS2 range in killerwasps, but remains just shy of the 317kW figure produced by the new LS3.

FPV F6 with 310kW?

However with launch control and an overboost facility available on the new F6, straight line performance between the pair is still anyones guess.

Source: Australian Ford Forums


 
  • Andrew M

    the 7kw advantage the LS3 will have will count for nothing.
    the F6 already kept with the LS2 and the LS2 had a 37kw advantage.

    cant wait for the torque figure

  • PNAUBABY

    Holy crap that is HOT! I can’t wait until specs are relesed this thing is going to set the road alight!

  • Joober

    Whats the weight comparo on the two?

    how about the gear ratios on either?

  • Oz.

    Yes, I saw this on a couple of Ford forums and I noticed yesterday the badge picture was removed from Australian Ford Forums.

    This is better than I expected, I was expecting 300KW. But what we don’t know is the torque for this hot beast.

  • Stav

    Bye Bye HSV!! F^ 310 kw Turbo will be a awsome.

  • Oz.

    That “V8″ badge is new, I’ve never seen it in any of the pictures of the XR8s or FPVs. Are Ford planning of a G-Series V8?

  • Pat E

    I beleive the V8 badge will go where the side indicators should be when the blinker is moved to the wing mirror.

    The car will definately be a monster, and there are reports of massive midrange response from the new turbo motor

  • Glen

    310kw, will be punching close to 600 nM I would think. Thats supercar territory.

    But why oh why did they get rid of the Typhoon name. Get rid of the F6 and keep Typhoon.

  • falcon

    Maybe thats why they have been so coy on the power figuers, letting HSV have the lime light with the LS3 and then BAM blow them out of the water, with monster turbo and twin throttle body V8.

  • Andrew M

    Glen
    yeah it would have to be around the 600nm mark.

    since the F6 debuted it claimed the title of having the highest torque output of any 6cyl in the world and highest in any V8 or 6cyl in OZ.

    this looks sure to cement its place as a performance car that ranks highly on the performance scene.

    i remember hearing a while ago that it is also something like 6-7 secs quicker around the track too.
    they introduced R spec suspension last year and now with the pivot front suspension and various other tweeks this is really gonna be an awesome drive

  • Phill

    Good stuff from the mighty Blue Oval.Maybe do high 12s(hopfully)and handle better than FPV & HSV V8s

  • http://www.caradvice.com.au/11680/fpv-f6-with-310kw/ Atomic SSV

    Most of the old typhoons had 230-240rwke which surpasses the 270 at the flywheel. So i wonder what this will have.
    It mite do low 13s but also lately a VE SS stock has done a 13.1 and that is the L98 which does have some LS3 components in it. The LS3 may have even more power then has been said to.

    And OZ FPV are going to release a GT-E will rival the senator and doesnt contain the black-outs and will get G6-ET lip spoiler. Thats a hard one of the tongue: FG G6-ET lol.

    This will be interesting and only better for the consumers.

  • http://integra Rick Harris

    300 or 310 kw doesnt matter to me….torque is what makes it all happen. The F6 will be the best performance car ever made here…..Stuff the V8”s…………this will be awesome……….

  • HSV Senator

    why would there be a 5kw or 10kw diff between a gt a f6?
    it’s funny how you compare the LS3 and the f6, the f6 will be much quicker than a gt aswell why buy a GT? The LS3 should be producing 580nm rather than 550nm due to driveline restrictions even though the torque line is higher than the LS2 anyway. It would make sense that:
    xr6t: from 240-270= 30kw diff
    xr8: from 260-290= 30kw diff
    f6: 270-300= 30kw diff
    gt:290-320(but rumoured to be 315)= 30kw diff

    Obviously ford are going all out with there as they get their new 3.5 v6 in 2010 (correct me if im wrong) and a new v8 is that right?(american motor?) anyway good luck to ford australia hpe that they get up with holden in the sales and toyota who brag so much (supporters) about how good their cars are the crolla is shit camry is SHIT Aurion is not bad the TRD’S ARE SHIT SUPERCHARGER WITH 400NM . Wondering if holden will get the twin turbo alloytec or a twin turbo from BMW as we share parts, wheelnut give me some possiblities if you can? and possibly a LS3 supercharged but not like the LS9 (Corvette ZR1 2009) WHICH IS 464KW AND 810NM, but a detuned one.

  • http://www.caradvice.com.au/11680/fpv-f6-with-310kw/ Atomic SSV

    HSV senator if they were going to supercharge the LS3 they will maybe use the LSA, its what the Caddillac CTS-V is going to get similar to LS9 but less power and all the other things that will make less power, less boost etc.

  • http://integra Rick Harris

    I dont think that even if the F6 had more power and torque than a GT that it would matter at all. They are different cars to different people. A guy who likes only a V8 would buy the GT even if it had less power than an F6. I am the other way…….I would buy the F6 before any V8. I will be sad when the beautifull straight 6 is replaced……

  • Glen

    The GT has the best resale of any of the local performance cars. Its because there is so much history and prestige and because they sell. The difference in resale of a GT and HSV Clubsport 2006 models is about $10000, thats huge, but the typhoon is about the same as the clubby.

    We’ll have to wait and see till june to see what the figures actually are.

    Oh & surprise surpeise HSV just bolt in another crate engine to improve performance whereas FPV are engineering the own unique engines.

  • HSV Senator

    They stopped production of the LS2 main reason for changing.

  • http://www.caradvice.com.au/11680/fpv-f6-with-310kw/ Atomic SSV

    As senator said,
    LS2 stopped production last year and HSV had a stockpile of them all after the Vette started using the LS3.
    They may of been hoping they would last to VF as there is no VE series II but with their sales they sold out sooner.
    And with the LS3 there is plenty of tuning potential for HSV to fiddle with and i dont think another engine will be in for quite a while now.

  • Oz.

    Glen, I know what you mean about the resale’s, but I still think even the FPV GTs don’t have a good resale, LOL. But if they some kind of limited edition like the Cobra, they would of course have a fantastic resale value.

    As I said on the LSIII article, that 317KW, 550NM might be alittle different come April. HSV might to some torque improvements now that they know what’s happening over the other side.

  • henry

    I don;t know where Glen gets his info from but I had a look around the net tonight and saw heaps of 2006 GT’s for sale in the mid 40k range I found 1 clubsport that was 49k all the rest were over 50k..
    Redbook lists National average price – private sale* $44,800 – $48,700 for the GT and National average price – private sale* of $48,800 – $53,000 for the clubsport..
    So it seems the Clubsport has better resale value..
    Maybe we could compare the GT-P and GTS..
    GTS National average price – private sale* $58,400 – $63,200..
    GT-P National average price – private sale* $50,600 – $54,900..
    I think Ford might have finally shot themselves in the foot and may loose GT sales as a result.. I’m V8 fan through and through and I know when I get rid of my BFGT next year I won’t be buying another GT..
    why should I when it’s going to be slowest of anything HSV and FPV are offering..
    I will be making the trek over to HSV instead..
    The GT was always Ford’s performance hero since they started making GT’s in 1967 now it’s just a joke..

  • Roddy

    300kw
    310kw
    315kw
    550nm
    600nm
    etc etc

    Don’t get too excited, they’re just the latest numbers in the ongoing game of one-upmanship…i’m sure it will be the fastest Aussie car until HSV builds the GTS-R then Ford will build a GTHO then HSV will build a GTS-R Group 3 (?) or something else and so on and so forth…

  • TP

    Amen Roddy, in the Ford speculation game… give them an inch, they will take it a mile. Its only fact once I see it on a FPV brochure.

  • Glen

    Henry I dont get my info from redbook. Because no car yard or wholesaler uses redbook for any reason. I go by what wholesalers pay for cars because I work in the car industry, and resale value is not what a car is being sold for but how much you get wholesale or trade in. Red book is a guide only. And because HSV change their horsepower figures every model it hurts their. resale value compared to FPV.

    But people expect drug money just because they have a HSV hence why alot of private HSV sales are $50+. Its like grey imports I had a guy come in yesterday with a r33 skyline and wanted $14,000 whereas the wholesalers were offering $7-8000. But that doesnt stop private sellars trying to sell them for $18000.

  • Glen

    I had a look myself, it looks like that hey are selling for similar prices, with some dealers asking for drug money for a HSV, i mean $80,000 for a 2006 GTO, what a joke. They werent that special to actually increase in value

  • Andrew M

    henry,
    dont forget the GTS is dear to purchase initially.

    from what ive seen they seem to sell for about the same on the 2nd hand market

    TP,
    i think you missed Roddys point in your effort to ambush this article and start bagging a particular manufacturer.
    roddy is just pointing out it is a game of leap frog anyway. he is saying ford will take over the top of the power wars again, and then holden will reclaim it when they upgrade, and then ford again, and then holden again…………………………..

  • Why

    Why whats the point just think that in 10 years or less your kids and young ppl will be able to buy a 2nd hand fpv/hsv with 300kw + for about 15k ish and they will be on their p’s or just off, Why do we need this power to get to work or the shops in under 5 sec’s or is it to be better than the joanes next door. Look at the big picture. I could go on but u know the story.

  • http://integra Rick Harris

    Henry.its horses for courses really……..my Holden fan mate has always had HSV but with the VE clubby he has now that has been on a tow truck 3 times and drinks as much oil as it gulpps petrol he is making the trip to FPV for an F6 …………his first ever Ford and first ever 6 cylinder……..
    In my opinion the power war is for wankers anyway…….it about how the car feels and drives because they are not racing cars……..they all have enough power as it is.

  • Glen

    well Why, why do you need a swimming pool in your back yard, why do you need a 52 inch LCD TV. No-one needs any of this but its nice to have. I like owning a performance car, its very handy to have on single lane country roads with slow traffic. Why you can drive around in your toyota yaris if you want, because thats all you need but stop throwing up crap like that in the comments section about a performance car.

  • Minnow

    Why, your comment is pointless. Your hippy communist views have no place here. If everyone had your views there would be no progress in this world. We would all be riding around on horses, no thats too advanced because thats 1 horse power, we would be walking barefoot. And the fact that a HSV or FPV can be purchased for 15K in 10 years means nothing. a P plater does not have enough income to afford to run such a performance car so there goes that argument as the current price trends in 10 years will probably see petrol reach highs that will rival wine prices.

  • Duck

    Ford Forums is just trying to do is to make all the ford lovers excited. Thats all there trying to do…..hype them up and when its comes to release it probaly wont be the same power output.

  • Andrew M

    Duck,
    well why did ford demand that their copyrighted material be pulled?

  • Oz.

    It also says on Ford Forums, someone asked Motor mag’s team and they confirmed 310KW

  • Oz.

    Hey duck!!! you back. have you been gone? :)

  • Duck

    Well Oz. do u think HSV are scared?

  • Oz.

    Maybe I do, maybe I don’t :P

  • http://integra Rick Harris

    TRD 240kw and only 400nm…….lol Not really a performance car compared to the F6…….

  • Why

    Why do u have to have a go at me just because i had my point of view, this is why i dont write many comments on this web site because the same old ppl keep attacking each other for sayin their 2cents worth and u call me a commy, i read the comments every day and all u talk is shit to each other ur a fag for liking toyotas no no ur mum wears army boots caus u drive a mazada and no i dont drive a toyota yaris i have a ba falcon and i drive a 93 ford ute nothin special and a keen ford fan most of my life and would love to spend 70k on the f6 it is a beautiful car. Answer this would u still buy the f6 if it still only had the 270/550 in it?

  • Tony M

    I hope the FPV F6 will be able to transfer this power to the bituman. At a guess I’d say the F6 will have something in the order of 580Nm of torque. With this sort of kw/Nm of power this car could the fastest production car in Australia, maybe sub 5s 0-100kpm.

  • tonyn

    i do have to say this….. as a true ford supporter, if they make the F6 a quicker car than the GT they will lose a lot of the faithfull, i for one will be snobbing the FG if they do this!

    I still have GTE 350kw on my order sheet i have……

  • Glen

    Why, no I wouldnt because for the same performance I could buy the next XR6 or less money.

    But why we hear lots of people say “you can only go 110kmh so why get a performance car” If you live by that theory you wouldnt have a BA falcon, you’d probably have a camry or if you dont have 2-3 children you’d just have the cheapest car that runs.

    But dont whinge that people attack you about your opinions when you pretty much did the same things to people who enjoy performance cars.

  • Glen

    Tonyn why would you say that, the current typhoon is quicker than the GT and FPV have not lost any GT sales but have gained some customers they wouldnt have got otherwise if they didnt have the typhoon. I don’t care if the F6 is quicker than the GT but if its quicker than HSV I bet you wouldnt complain.

  • GhisGT

    Rick Harris:

    His VE Clubsport drinks oil? Think you may have just told a fib considering the oil consumption problem was fixed in 2002. The LS2 engine is very different engine than the early LS1′s that had the oil consumption problem. At least if you’re going to lie tiger, do a decent job of it.

    Ready, I can lie too. Watch:

    My brother just bought an F6 Typhoon, has been back to Ford 5 times with warranty problems and has been on the back of a tow truck 4 out of the 5 times. It has also blown up, caught fire and once even had too much Bundy and became abusive to women. See? It’s not very hard to lie on the internet really is it.

  • Manic Mustang

    as an employee of a ford dealership, working in spare parts, the picture displayed is taken directly from our parts catalogue, and most of those badges have part numbers asscoiated to them, so thats likely going to be the power figures

  • Tony M

    I said this before, the Australian motoring public is going more the way of Europe in the type of cars they purchase. This means that many of them are looking at smaller capacity high performance engines. I believe this new FG Falcon FPV F6 is going to hit the right spot in the market stakes. The big loser in all of this might be HSV because they don’t have anything that is comparable. This is not to say they make bad cars but the success and failure of many a vehicle is measured in the market place not the track or car magazine. Can’t wait to see what this new car is capable of.

  • GhisGT

    Agree Tony M. Big performance, smaller engine is the winner combination.

    The general public will always believe that the smaller engine will yield a greater fuel economy despite that big power = big fuel bill, no matter what the capacity is.

  • Minnow

    Why, “Answer this would u still buy the f6 if it still only had the 270/550 in it?” well some people wouldnt buy one because it seems like theres no progress over the old model. Sure its only the power output but if that stayed the same people would think there is no advancement over the FG and the BF. Its like with computers, do we ever use the entire computing power of our computers? nah we still would like 20 processors with terabytes of ram and a hard drive we could store i lives on, but we just go on the internet or type a letter. Theres a mentality that the new thing has to bigger, more powerful, more full of kit, just generally packed full of stuff i’ve never heard of. Otherwise why would you buy a new one over the old one? It has to be better, thats how ford hopes to sell them, or in fact thats how all car manufacturers hope to sell their new model. Oh and calling ya a commy and a hippy, is a joke… i just know a few people who are “hug the trees, save the whales” type people and i just burn a barrel of oil in front of them. so i like to make fun ofgreenies. But deep inside i hug the trees too, i mean i’m giving them carbon dioxide to breath, the trees should thank me.

  • GhisGT

    I wonder where it will stop. Where the tip of the iceberg will be.

    There has to be a point where power can no longer be increased without breaching ADRs.

  • je ne sais quoi

    Anybody questioning why we need more power lacks testicles and logical thought process. The same reason AMG, BMW MPower, Audi S/RS, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Aston Martin are always pushing the envelope- Passion.
    Saying it is socially irresponsible is anathema when basically every car is capable of ‘dangerous’ speed. This one has improved in every other engineering aspect (inc. braking), and the extra power is able to be enjoyed legally too (overtaking,racetracks etc ). Most young drivers are restricted from this sort of car anyway so there goes the second part of the argument out the window. This is an excellent acheivement from FPV. THIS IS THE NEW KING OF AUSTRALIAN MUSCLE!Doubt FG will win car of the year but BFYB is a shoe-in! I can’t wait to drive this one!

  • je ne sais quoi

    Don’t worry GhisGT we’ll reach a peak sooner or later, it always happens. Maybe it could be one of the factors that switches the masses to electric cars (wishful thinking!)

  • Tony M

    People asking when is it going to stop? need to note that the companies adding extra kw/Nm are after market companies (HSV/FPV). Ford and Holden tend to stay within the relm of common sence. There are many after market places in Australia and all around the world, so when you ask, when is enough enough the answer is when you can’t get any more then you change the boundaries and try again. And remember, these are not $50,000 cars, we are talking $70,000 plus. I wouldn’t say some kid who clears $500 a week and is 21 years old is going to be able to afford such a car. HSV and FPV are in a marketing war and they will be offering some unbelievable cars. Of course they all run on premium petrol at about $1.60 a litre.
    As an after thought, Audi is bringing out some unbelievable turbos.

  • GhisGT

    Hey, I’m not saying more power is a bad thing. I hope you are not assuming I’m wearing a cardigan as I type this and have a Pruis in my driveway.

    The only Prius I’d own is one that’s got a 502ci 14/71 blown big block on methanol with a 2-speed Lenco ‘box transferring all of it’s grunt to the rear wheels, spitting flames on decel.

  • alec

    I reckon there will be a peak power level for all car companies but I doubt it will affect the quest for better performance.
    The peak will come about from increased fuel costs, the method to counteract will be to decrease weight and introduce lighter/more complex materials, in order to achieve better acceleration and handling characteristics from the same amount of power.
    The F6 nows has 310kw?? at average $1.40/lt of fuel, pulling 1700kgs for about 13.5l/100km.
    In 10 years time, it may still have 310kw, at average $1.90/lt of fuel, pulling 1500kg for about 11.8lt/100km.

    It is being done now by many manufacturers and as that technology becomes more viable, everyone benefits.

    Just take a look at the latest XJ Jaguar. It is a car as big as a Falcon, yet weighs less than 1600kgs due to its build materials/construction methods. The V8 supercharged XJR has had minimal power increases since its intro, yet performance has increased while fuel economy has not.

  • Tony M

    Considering the topic my Anti-spam word in “300kw”. I think it’s time for 310kw at least.

  • alec

    I always will want better performance with each new model, but to be honest, if the power did not icrease but the weight decreased, I would be just as happy…. and better off financially for it too!!

  • Tony M

    Spot on Alec. But remember Jaguar is not made by an after market company. If there was an after market company playing around with the Jag I believe the engines would be bored out and possibly turbo/supercharged. Now that could burn rubber. I better get of my desk the air is too think up here and I’m starting to write dribble.

  • je ne sais quoi

    Alec- I truly hope this happens with the next generation of cars , Bearing in mind the XF Falcon weighed 1300kg. Simplicity, new plastics ( not expensive polymers).

  • alec

    My ideal for an FG GT-HO is as follows;

    1. Engine upgrades to add approx 20-30kw through exhaust, cam, tune, intake etc
    2. Light weight manually adjustable seats with lower mounting height
    3. Light Weight wheels
    4. Light weight bonnet and boot
    5. Sound Deadening reduction

    In the same idea as a rs/cs porsche, aim to lose 100kg .
    In fact Ford should have this as an option pack that you can add to any FPV.
    Imagine the acceleration in an F6 or GT that only weighs 1600kgs…. because weight is the biggest problem with the current fords!

  • alec

    Even the outlook for the 2010 Falcon upgrade has to be positive. We are talking all alloy V6 and V8 engines. There has to be a 30-50kg weight saving in each. Thats a start!

  • tonyn

    once again…. ford deserts the loyalists and forgets the GT….. good work ford! i like the F6 but ford has such a proud heritage in fast v8;s and because FPV is run by poms they are forgetting ford australias heritage!

    the f6 is a great car, but why should it overshadow the GT

  • je ne sais quoi

    Tonyn, don’t jump to conclusions until the GT figures get released= FPV can only do so much with the BOSS and so far, it looks like they’ve gone to town on it.

  • Bavarian Missile

    Hey groovers me back for a bit…..well not a bit cause hes in Adelaide still but anyway I agree Tony, it sucks ha ………FPV can do more and get more from the Boss if they werent such a bunch a girls when it came to handing out the grunt.Make the sucker rev for a start,you want the number for some good after market rod and piston manufactures FPV??? Bet you will be disapointed Tony If your new GT gets nailed by a 6 with a hair drier I would. Hell I think that if it has the same engine the new Cobra got then my I6 will beat to a 100 clicks.yawnnnnn.You listening Rod baby,wake up ,your getting your arse nailed by Holden in looks n grunt unless you pull some decent figures from the boss.Hell we all know we have to put up with what you give us till 2010 so make it worth while………

  • J!nX0r

    Did I hear Killerwasps!!!!

  • Phill

    Quick get the fly spray

  • http://www.caradvice.com.au/11680/fpv-f6-with-310kw/ Atomic SSV

    I saw a FPV GT today yes the new FG.
    Looked alright but one thing i was unsure was of where they have placed the decal on the bulge it didnt look right and that it was meant to be.
    The black outs actually look better in person.

  • http://integra Rick Harris

    ChrisGT……….no lie……..do some research…..you will be surprised.

  • Ca Plane Poi Moir

    I agree with BM why would you consider buying a GT when there is so little difference in power between it the F6 and even the XR6 Turbo [which also has increased in power]

    One of the reasons HSV have continued to increase the power of their cars is because Holden has increased the poewer of the SS and they know that inorder to justify the $30K premium customers expect a considerable difference over the standard car in virtually all areas – particularly Power…
    ATM the GT is virtually a Fairmont with a decklid and racing stripes

    Which will only get worse when the Twin-Turbo / Direct Injection V6 hits in either the new Commodore or Torana [expected in 2010] when they will face a similar situation to that of the
    new F6 V GT

  • http://integra Rick Harris

    Tonyn…..Ford hasnt deserted the GT at all……..they are offering something different to the V8……..and good on them !!!!! So what if the F6 is faster? Believe it or not not everybody who likes performance cars likes a V8. The GT heritage will never die…….but why ignore other people who want something other than a V8. It attracts more buyers who may have been lost if they only had a V8 to offer.

  • Tony M

    This is a very clever marketing ploy by FPV. They will have a high performance turbo 6 which I believe will wipe the floor of the new HSV 317kw unit. The name of the game will be power to weight, and I believe the new turbo 6 from FPV will be the car to beat. You see when the motoring journalists start to test the performance vehicles from HSV and FPV they will test the top shelf stuff of each brand. It’s not a question of V8 against V8 it’s all about who makes the most desirable car and kilowatts and standing quarters plays a big part. FPV said a while a go they will take on HSV head on and this is how it’s going to start. I believe this will force HSV to bring out a 427 which means FPV will install a supercharger to their 5.4litre.
    I say: Let the games begin.

  • DR XR

    No doubt HSV can bring a blown this or 7 litre that and they are going to but I for one couldnt care less about the 130-150k market. If they could do it for under 70k id be in but that aint going to happen for years and years yet, look at the price of the base HSV sedan 6.2 317kw…Upto nearly 70k as a base.

    This baby for mid 60′s is going to be king!!

  • GhisGT

    Rick Harris:
    I see enough of these LS1/LS2/L76/L98 day in day out to draw my own conclustion without reading it second hand. Yes, the early LS1′s did have an oil consumption issue, but that was fixed. Think about this, do you really think that Holden would leave a problem they had known about for 7 years, without fixing it? Don’t you think the warranty claim costs would over shadow the fix 10-fold?

    I could make a statement about the GT35/40 used on the 4-litre turbos overboosting and destroying impellors, but just because there has been one or two over the few years of production, hardly makes it a production fault.

  • henry

    im with tonyn Ford has deserted the gt, they see their performance king as the F6. If they didnt the f6 would not be quicker then a GT. Why didnt Holden do the same because they see their V8 as their performance hero’s and dont want to mess with that.
    Which is why ford isnt getting anymore money off me, bye bye GT hello GTS.
    Those of you who think the GT is going to have over 320kw are kdding yourselves It will be lucky to have over 315kw.

  • Duck

    The f6 wont come with 310kw. WHEELS mag (april) says that the F6 will have 300kw, while the GT will have 315kw.

  • Duck

    Good on u Henry!

  • Oz.

    Duck, we’ll just have to wait and see if the new FPV F6 only has 300KW or 310KW

  • henry

    RIP GT the legend does not continue…
    The GT has always been the performance king at Ford, and at one time the world for many years.
    After seeing the new FPV power figures F6 310kw and GT 315kw Ford has banished the GT to the back blocks.
    Once the performance car king that all others looked up to is now a mere shadow of it’s former self..
    Looks like HSV is definately getting my money from now on.

  • 315boss

    duck the f6 will get a 310 kw engine

  • Grangey

    It’s been no secret for years that the Ford 5.4L is limited by it’s stroke & rod length..Getting it to rev is hard. But the engine loves a bit of forced induction. Most of the aftermarket tuners have only managed around 320kw from N/A..Shame really for what is a good package..

  • rick

    the fg gt will have 365 kw.. anyone who does not believe me just wait and see..

  • http://www.caradvice.com.au/11680/fpv-f6-with-310kw/#comment-67631 rick

    the fg gt will have 365kw.. anyone who does not believe me just wait and see

  • Duck

    315boss, i know it will now because ive seen the facts but like i said it said differently in the WHEELS Mag. Thats what i believed at the time.

  • Duck

    Rick, im sorry mate but the GT wont come with 365kW. The F6 will be more popular over the GT from now on, till 2010 ford gets new V8′s.

  • micky

    According to Wheels Mag MAY2008 The F6 will have 310kw and 565nm and the GT will have 315kw and 545nm.

  • Bret

    Micky
    Mate this is old news – go to the “fg-falcon-fpv-official-power-figures” post!

  • Steve

    Why can’t Ford Australia put the supercharged V8 in the GT? Their 6 is continuing to make the V8 look lame. Boy racers may want blow off valves and whooshing noises, but the premium top of the range model should be the v8, oh and it should also be the fastest! 4litre boosted to the knackers producing 310kW is not a recipe for reliability, economy will be shocking, and it will be faster than the v8! What are they doing? Ford US have no problems using the right powerplant. This continues to be all bad news for a great marque.

  • Tom

    Now all we need is an F6 coupe! Id buy it for sure!