Ford's Australian division is planning a major overhaul before the sedan ends production in 2016. However, the famous GT designation, which has appeared on Falcons since 1967, will disappear. The FPV division was in charge of their modifications. As a farewell, the Ford Falcon 351 GT F has now been introduced. The letter F stands for "Final", the last version of the famous GT models. The number 351, on the other hand, indicated the cubic capacity of the V8 engine , which dominated the racing tracks in the 1970s, but today it expresses the power of the engine in kW (roughly 470 horsepower).
The supercharged Coyote V8 engine is derived from the Mustang , but normally has 20 fewer horsepower. This time he was helped by ECU modification. A six-speed manual is standard, but you can also choose an automatic transmission. The new sports chassis comes from the GT R-Spec version. The car has twelve-inch wheels shod with Dunlop Sports Maxx tires, behind which hide Brembo brakes . Only 550 pieces will be produced.
Source: Motorathority
