Automotive Design and Production

FEB 2014

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AD&P; > February 2014 > NOTABLE 2015 Mustang: Lifting the Hood Although you have undoubtedly seen as many pictures as you could possibly want of the forthcoming 2015 Ford Mustang (and we're including our obligatory shot here, too), what there has been less attention to is what can be found under the hood. One of the more surprising things is a 2.3-liter EcoBoost engine. 2.3 liter? Even Scott Makowski, EcoBoost powertrain engineering manager admitted, "This EcoBoost engine q Obligatory 2015 Mustang shot. Moray Callum, Ford executive director, Design, The Americas: "You only get one chance to make a frst impression, and when you see this car you immediately see a Mustang strong and true." 10 might be small in displacement"—yes—"but it delivers where a Mustang driver expects it with a broad, fat torque curve and great drivability under any conditions." It provides output of an estimated 305 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque. The 2.3 features direct fuel injection, twin independent variable camshaft timing, and turbocharging. It is the frst Ford engine with a low-inertia, twin-scroll turbocharger. The cylinder head has an integrated exhaust manifold that separates the inner and outer pairs of cylinders into each inlet passage to the turbo. This arrangement keeps the exhaust pulses separated from the next cylinder in the fring order so that there aren't any mixing losses → and there is maximized pulse energy to the turbine

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