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- From: ccw@slee07.srl.ford.com (C. C. Warren)
- Subject: Re: 86-88 T'bird: Turbo, V6 or V8?
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- Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1992 20:20:20 GMT
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- stevenh@cbnewsk.cb.att.com (steven.t.heinsius) writes:
- : I agree running the car for a while will let it cool down,
- : a friend of mine has a "SHO" and is on his 3rd turbo,
- : another friend had a T-bird (wow i have 2 friends) and
- : she put a turbo in at 30K.
-
- Hmmmm, a SHO Turbo....neat idea. But alas, t'aint no such beast (at least
- not in production).
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- The SHO (as in Tausus SHO) is a 3.0L 4-valve-per-cylinder natually aspirated
- V-6.
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