BUT, the newer 4.6 SOHC motors are undoubtedly faster. The 4.6 SOHC found in Mustangs, Tbirds and other cars can be slower than the good old 5.0. For example the 4.6 DOHC found in Mustang Cobras, Lincoln Mark VIII's and Lincoln Continentals has 280+ HP, and will beat almost any stock 5.0. There were several more V6 Sports.Īlso, on the 5.0 Vs 4.6 argument, yes some 4.6's will tear apart a 5.0. There were less than 500 V8 Sports made in 91, and only a few thousand V8 Sports in 92.
Some people really own Sport models when they think they just have base models.Įasy way to identify a Sport model is the presence of premium cloth interior, rear defrost, and a stripe on the side trim.
Even the "Sport" badge on the trunk lid was optional. Some accounts tell of sharp teeth in its beak and that it had large talons. It would often have large brightly colored feathers, a bald head, and curved horns. A lot of tribes believed this Thunderbird was a God in animal form. What some people don't know is that the V8 was optional in the Sport. Native American legend has the Thunderbird as a large vulture or eagle-like bird with a wingspan of 20 feet or larger.
I had to get the Ford brochure from Canada on that model, and it lists SC, LX and Sport. I also did the research, and dug up documentation proving that the Sport exists.
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