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FE TALK
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| zzmac |
06-16-2011 02:27 PM |
What does FE stand for?
What does "FE" stand for/signify? :o
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| CobraBoy |
06-16-2011 02:44 PM |
I thought it stood for "Ford Edsel..." :)
Paul :)
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| cscobra |
06-16-2011 02:57 PM |
"Ford/Edsel" and "Ford Engine" have both had their advocates over the years. I wonder if anybody really knows?
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| Mark IV |
06-16-2011 03:53 PM |
"FE" is iron on the periodic table...there is a lot of it in one! Some say "Farm Engine". I do know the forged crank, big crank nose engines are "FT"s as used in medium and heavy trucks.
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| MAStuart |
06-16-2011 03:54 PM |
Periodotic table of elements FE ................Big hunk of iron. Mark
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| Racer_X |
06-16-2011 03:58 PM |
Fix Everyday ?
just kidding..... I have one in my car.
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| tcrist |
06-16-2011 04:43 PM |
F*****g expensive.
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| redmt |
06-16-2011 05:48 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by tcrist
(Post 1135014)
f*****g expensive.
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frickin" excellent!!!! |
| ItBites |
06-16-2011 06:56 PM |
Follows Everything?
Foundered Engine?
hahahaha
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| patrickt |
06-16-2011 07:04 PM |
Forever Emanating fluids on to your garage floor.:cool:
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| Ibr8k4vetts |
06-16-2011 07:38 PM |
Good luck on finding the correct answer:CRY:
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| grego |
06-17-2011 01:18 AM |
Hello from a new guy
Hello, I'm new to the club and as an owner of a Superformance Cobra. I'm enjoying the site a lot, but darned if I can figure out how to post a new thread.
You guys seem knowledgeable, or perhaps creative..... and friendly and saw your recent post on line and thought I'd reach out for some help!
Thanks, guys.
Grego
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| streetrod1927 |
06-17-2011 06:49 AM |
FE -Meaning/stand for, etc
I recall in the early days FE was a term for "Factory Experimental". Also termed as "FX". No data to support either, just "hear say" at the drag strip.
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| NFLDMNBB |
06-17-2011 08:06 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Don
(Post 1135114)
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Actually that is correct. Ford wanted a bigger cube motor to use across the entire line up, Edsel was responsible for the development. It became known as Ford Edsel. Per Art Hyde Ford Motor Company. |
| patrickt |
06-17-2011 09:20 AM |
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| CobraBoy |
06-17-2011 09:35 AM |
Hmmm. I didn't know about the 430 Lincoln motor having the block faces machined at an angle other than 45 degrees. Clever.
Paul :)
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| patrickt |
06-17-2011 09:43 AM |
For an Opposing Viewpoint...
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it's not nice to swear......:p
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| dcdoug |
06-17-2011 08:27 PM |
I agree with Ford-Edsel, but have also heard a few tell me it stands for Ford Engineering.
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