Forgive me if this is a dumb question, but how exactly does the GT make that much more power with only.6 more liters of displacement and lower compression? Do the V6 heads and cam suck that bad or does two extra cylinders help with more than just the added displacement?
Just a curiosity
Jeff
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RE: V6 vs. V8. 15%more disp and 50% more power. HOw?
Did you forget about the extra 2 cylinders?
Doesn't BMW have a 4.0L v8 that makes more power than the gt?
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RE: V6 vs. V8. 15%more disp and 50% more power. HOw?
The C/R on the v6 is higher than the GT. Yeah 3v has gotta help I guess. Mossestang very funny I'm just wondering if apples to apples 2 cylinders is inherently better, ie. would a hypothetical 4.5 V6 be equal to a 4.5 v8? or does spreading out the displacement have an advantage?
RE: V6 vs. V8. 15%more disp and 50% more power. HOw?
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ORIGINAL: propheadj
The C/R on the v6 is higher than the GT. Yeah 3v has gotta help I guess. Mossestang very funny I'm just wondering if apples to apples 2 cylinders is inherently better, ie. would a hypothetical 4.5 V6 be equal to a 4.5 v8? or does spreading out the displacement have an advantage?
RE: V6 vs. V8. 15%more disp and 50% more power. HOw?
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ORIGINAL: Rubrignitz
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ORIGINAL: propheadj
The C/R on the v6 is higher than the GT. Yeah 3v has gotta help I guess. Mossestang very funny I'm just wondering if apples to apples 2 cylinders is inherently better, ie. would a hypothetical 4.5 V6 be equal to a 4.5 v8? or does spreading out the displacement have an advantage?