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Originally Posted by Rog246

Well its certainly not small, but if you look at the real stats its the winner.
More power per litre (0r cubic inch), more power per kg (lbs) weight and its more efficient as far as thermal efficiency.
On top of that its sounds awesome at 8500 rpm, and will make over 1000 bhp when given some boost !!

AND ITS A FORD :3D SMILE:

Only 1000 hp? Heck, there are all kinds of LS engines pumping out 1400 hp on E85 being driven on the street. You can take a boneyard 4.8 liter stock, throw in a cam and bolt on a turbo and get over 700 hp easy.