Hey guys, I don't ever post in this section, but I stumbled across something today that I thought some of you might find interesting. A coworker of mine forwarded a link to this Ward's Auto article about the 2019 Bullitt, and it has this curious photo of a computer monitor overlaying dyno numbers of the Bullitt's engine and the current (2018) Coyote. It almost looks like it could have been an internal document from Ford, since it's clearly a snippet from an Excel spreadsheet and not some dyno software. The author doesn't state where the graph comes from.
Anyway, the cool thing to note is that the current Coyote makes more than its advertised 460 HP, and the Bullitt makes over its 480 as well (albeit, maybe not by much). Also, the graph cuts at 7300-7500-ish RPM, but it looks like the Bullitt might still be carrying power in the 480 range beyond that point. Pretty cool.
Original article here: https://goo.gl/wCyAHF
Anyway, the cool thing to note is that the current Coyote makes more than its advertised 460 HP, and the Bullitt makes over its 480 as well (albeit, maybe not by much). Also, the graph cuts at 7300-7500-ish RPM, but it looks like the Bullitt might still be carrying power in the 480 range beyond that point. Pretty cool.
Original article here: https://goo.gl/wCyAHF