How Ford’s Niche Line Builds The 760-Horsepower 2020 Shelby GT500’s 5.2-liter Predator V8
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- Опубликовано: 23 сен 2019
- We travel to Ford’s Romeo Engine Plant Niche Line to see how the 2020 Shelby GT500’s 760-horsepower, supercharged Predator 5.2-liter engine is built.
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After buying my GT500 I watched this video and it brought a tear to my eye. Thanks to all the Ford workers that made my dream car possible.
Nice to see old school techs that actually take pride in their work building new design
It’s really amazing what humans are capable of doing. In just over 100 years we went from horse and carriage to this. If we all just worked together and helped our neighbors there’s nothing we can’t accomplish.
The tooling is equally impressive!
There's a very big and important reason why this 5.2 keeps up with the big v8s and a large part of that is the smiles on peoples faces
It is amazing to watch how these engines pretty much hand assembled.
I've had 2 cars with engines built there. 1997 SVT Cobra and 2003 SVT Cobra, both bought brand new.
It's cool to see the men and women working the same assembly line where my GT350 Voodoo engine was assembled!
Anyone else intrigued by the jigs and fixturing design?
Glad to see the water pump is not internal and timing chain driven like on that V6 nightmare to change engineers shouldn't smoke crack. New engine looks brilliant good job.
Oh Romeo, Where Art Thou?
Not just an engine, but a Masterpiece!
great segment, very well put together, thanks jj
the factory has some cool toys for building engines....
Pretty cool. A lot goes into assembling these...many, many parts!
Beautiful work
The more excited when is hand built, you feel like is a special car
These guys take pride and enjoy what they’re doing
that's awesome - would love to see the whole process in person
Excellent editing.