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Re: In regards to V8 engines etc.
Rob Levinson (The one with the overpriced, worn out E28 that I'd KILL to have)
said:
Ford used to make a straight-8. It's ancient technology, I think an
L-head or something, not much power or potential by today's standards.
- - Rob Levinson
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To the best of my knowledge (and I do know my Fords), Ford never made
an inline 8 in a production car. There were a number of different
companies making inline 8's made during the pre-war era, but not Ford.
After experimenting unsuccessfully with an X-8 during the mid-late
20's, Ford introduced their version of the V-8 in mid 1932.
Anyway, back to the BMWs. I hope...
Bobby Crumpley
'87 325iS - sweet OHC inline 6
'97 Ford Expedition - powerful OHC V-8
'31 Ford Deluxe Tudor - anemic inline flathead 4 with a redline of 3K
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