Largest displacement spread in a single year/model?

Apexcarver wrote:

Gearheadotaku wrote:

Conquest351 wrote:

Grtechguy wrote: Fox body mustang. 2.3L four to a 5.7l 8

Don't think the Fox Body Mustang ever came with a 351-W...

Wasn't there a Cobra R with one? Or a Saleen model?

Not a Fox.. SN-95, yes

SN95 was pretty much just the same old Fairmont chassis with a few spiffy upgrades- all the important parts interchange.

not sure, but i think there were some Fox body Saleens that came with 351W's in them.

could we modify this thread to include the physical sizes of the engines instead of the displacement? because if so, then the Fox/SN95 would probably win if you've ever seen how tiny a 2.3 looks compared to the DOHC 5.4 that was in some late SN95 Cobras.

novaderrik wrote: because if so, then the Fox/SN95 would probably win if you've ever seen how tiny a 2.3 looks compared to the DOHC 5.4 that was in some late SN95 Cobras.

The only SN95 with the DOHC 5.4 was the 2000 Cobra R.

You could get a BMW E34 with a 1.8 or a 4.4 - a difference of 150%.

98 Dakota came with 2.5L four, 3.9L V6, 5.2L V8 and 5.9L V8.

In reply to Lesley:

You know, I don't think I have ever seen one of those with the four. That's odd, since there's always that one miser who gets the damn things with the smallest engine possible.

Both Audi A8 and VW Toureg were available with engines from a 2.5 liter diesel (150 cu in) up to the 6.0 W12 (366 cu in) for a difference of 216 cu in.