Alternative Duratec units maybe?

[wooddragon45]

Interesting list...though they did make a couple of mistakes, according
to their data there was no MK2 Cougar...not that it matters where the
engine is concerned...and they forgot to list the Cougar as using any
Duratec engine...

I like the sound of the "Duratec 35" though...wonder if it would fit?


http://www.fordwiki.co.uk/index.php?title=Duratec_Engine_Overview


wooddragon.

 

[banhim]

mk1/mk2 etc are usually terms defined by the owners, from my days behind a big Fiesta club it was always causing contention as to what constituted a new mark, and how to define each vehicle... Upshot, they were all equally as valid as each other - they were all made up definitions.... (Yes, it's common in Ford circles to refer to a mk4.75 Fiesta!)

I recall Ford actually stopped publically using "mk" or version numbers officially on the Cortina. Only the Ford model years and vehicle codes are really canonical.

Regards,
Andy

 

[wooddragon45]

mk1/mk2 etc are usually terms defined by the owners, from my days behind a big Fiesta club it was always causing contention as to what constituted a new mark, and how to define each vehicle... Upshot, they were all equally as valid as each other - they were all made up definitions.... (Yes, it's common in Ford circles to refer to a mk4.75 Fiesta!)

I recall Ford actually stopped publically using "mk" or version numbers officially on the Cortina. Only the Ford model years and vehicle codes are really canonical.

Regards,
Andy

...Interesting...I think where Fiesta's were concerned for us it was either the "old square one" or "the new round one"
but back then I was into MK1&2 Escorts and MK3 Capris...so I suppose I'm in the habit of using the term...the Ford
line on the manual doesn't have an "MK" just "Cougar 2"...