Is the undertaker down??
I don’t think the 5.0 has DI bowls. The divots you see I believe is for spark plug clearance.
The cal is what I would be the most concerned about. That’s a pretty big change. I wonder if adding some displacement could offset the loss in compression and re-align the torque model. You almost meed a professional calibrator. The gen3 aluminator is 9.5/1 and Ford specifically says custom calibration is required.
I don’t think the 5.0 has DI bowls. The divots you see I believe is for spark plug clearance.
I don’t think the 5.0 has DI bowls. The divots you see I believe is for spark plug clearance.
The bowl has to exist and it has to be angled properly towards the injector.
There was an interesting discussion about this on the mustang forum because I thought the exact same thing. However, enough evidence was presented that convinced me otherwise. Check out the gen3 coyote piston. The dish is dead center right where the spark plug is and it’s very small, looking nothing like the 2.7 and 3.5 pistons.
I became convinced the “dimple” in the 2018+ was for spark plug clearance when someone pointed out that 1) the voodoo is also 12/1 compression but not gdi and it has the same dimples, 2) the Livernois 11/1 compression 2018+ pistons do not have the dimples and 3) the dimple looks nothing like the ecoboost gdi dish in shape or location relative to the direct injector.
Here’s the discussion:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/thr....129598/page-5
Here’s the discussion:
https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/thr....129598/page-5
Last edited by engineermike; Apr 1, 2020 at 09:26 AM.
I can ask a GDI expert, i'll reply when they answer me lol.
either way, while it's ALSO for spark plug clearance, all DI aims at where the spark plug fires and every bowl will be where the spark plug is.
either way, while it's ALSO for spark plug clearance, all DI aims at where the spark plug fires and every bowl will be where the spark plug is.
Last edited by w00t692; Apr 2, 2020 at 12:24 PM.







