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Is the Ford Voodoo engine in the GT350 still the best choice?
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I’ve been driving a GT350 with the Voodoo engine for a while now, and I can tell you, it’s definitely one of those engines that leaves a lasting impression. The flat-plane crank design really sets it apart, both in terms of sound and how it delivers power. That high-revving nature makes it feel almost race car-like, and it’s a thrill to drive, especially if you love pushing your car to the limit.

That being said, Nicko’s spot on about the quirks. The oil consumption is something you need to stay on top of. It’s not unusual for the Voodoo to go through oil quicker than other engines, so regular checks are essential. I’ve also noticed that it can be a bit temperamental at lower RPMs, where it’s a bit noisier and rougher compared to other engines. But honestly, that’s part of what makes it unique and enjoyable, if you’re into that raw, unfiltered driving experience.

If you’re a performance enthusiast who’s willing to put in a bit of extra attention to maintenance, the Voodoo engine is definitely worth it. It’s not your average Mustang powerplant—it’s built for those who want something special, even if it means a bit more upkeep. Just be prepared for the fact that it’s not a low-maintenance engine, but the payoff in driving enjoyment is huge.
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RE: Is the Ford Voodoo engine in the GT350 still the best choice? - by v8ismyheart - 08-26-2024, 01:30 PM

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