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thats the upcoming v8
IMO if you are opting for four door, definitely go with 2.7.
5300lbs curb weight. Itās a rock solid motor and has proven itself in multiple Ford vehicles.
5300lbs curb weight. Itās a rock solid motor and has proven itself in multiple Ford vehicles.
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Appears to be the 2.3. I only see plumbing for one turbo.
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+1. The images of the 2.7 (non bronco applications) all have 2 tubes from the sides of the engine that go over the front/upper part of the engine compartment, then down into an intercooler, before the single tube goes to the throttle body. Ford may change that for the Bronco, but I'd call that unlikely. In any event, that pic only has one tube on one side of the engine: 2.3.
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Going to be lots of room under the hood for "goodies" like air compressors and the like.
Looks like an octopus that threw up on a ball of yarnFound it on insta #bronco_battalion_us
Is it the 2.3 or 2.7?
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