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The bottle neck in the Bullitt engine now lies with the cylinder heads,that's why the intake doesn't show that much gain,unless a blower is added. With the small bore,only so much valve size will fit in the 2 valve layout. Much larger and you get a shrouding problem with the side of the cylinder bore. They should have designed it with the bore and stroke of the 302......4 inch bore,3 inch stroke! The 4.6 has a bit more stroke than my 351W!!!I believe this was done more for emissions.
 

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Also what gets me is the kind of power the Europeans are getting with smaller size engines and no blowers. They are using the 4 valve layout with variable cam timing and variable intake runner length.....that's where Ford needs to go for big power with small cubes!
 

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I was talking about the small size V8s of 4 to 5 Liters. I agree with you on going with a medium size,300-350 inch engine for torque. No matter the size it is all about airflow thru the heads!

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