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Old 03-23-2018   #11
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Ford's 6.7L turbo diesel is a hot V set up.
I guess I could "Google it", but what is a "HOT V"
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Old 03-23-2018   #12
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I sure hopes that’s not the motor going in the car,can’t GM make an attractive motor anymore? Even the base LT1s in the 96 Corvette was simple,nice to look at.
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Old 03-23-2018   #13
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I guess I could "Google it", but what is a "HOT V"? Just a popular term for supercharged??
Hot V: Hot valley, the exhaust exits in the valley as opposed to the intake in the valley. The engine breaths backwards.
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Old 03-23-2018   #14
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I guess I could "Google it", but what is a "HOT V"? Just a popular term for supercharged??
It's probably worth googling. I didn't know what it meant, and found a few good explanations and advantages.
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Old 03-23-2018   #15
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Geez guys are you not reading the posts in this thread? #10 has a link that explains what “hot V” is and it’s history.
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For anyone like me who is not familiar with the concept...
https://www.carthrottle.com/post/wha...-does-it-have/
Here is the post ccmano is referring to.
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Old 03-26-2018   #17
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Lots of innovation there. When I look at this package, I start to have maintenance heartburn. Beginning to look like Ferrari packaging and would require the engine to be pulled for anything beyond oil and air filter changes. The Mercury Marine crate engine looks much easier to "work on".

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Lots of innovation there. When I look at this package, I start to have maintenance heartburn. Beginning to look like Ferrari packaging and would require the engine to be pulled for anything beyond oil and air filter changes. The Mercury Marine crate engine looks much easier to "work on".

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Except for the almost $100,000 price tag for the 1500hp versions. They do make some awesome engines though, and drives(marine).


See the exhaust exits on the 4.2 DOHC TT, perfect for both front engine and mid engine applications.
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Lots of innovation there. When I look at this package, I start to have maintenance heartburn. Beginning to look like Ferrari packaging and would require the engine to be pulled for anything beyond oil and air filter changes. The Mercury Marine crate engine looks much easier to "work on".

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As an owner of the C4 ZR-1, I have to tell u however that u basically pull that motor whenever anything needs work beyond just plenum and ignition/injectors.
Any DOHC motor really needs ease of access for cam install/timing and cylinder head work. But u already know that 🤗
That SBC 4 is awesome because of the LS7 bottom end and the belt drive cam system. Not to mention its nit any taller than an LS motor. 750hp NA. Wow!
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Big fan of the Merc SB 4!

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