Precisely Frank same engine backed by a different trans. All knowledge gained will be transferable to the escape, edge, explorer, taurus and anything else using that powertrain. I drove a 2.0L escape a few weeks ago and liked it.
Vehicle is still in development:
1. Flashing works
2. Software works
3. Firmware and software will work back and forth with calibrations to test stability, find parameters and ensure flashing is solid, then it will go to QA to test.
Will have more information as tests are passed. Completion should be within 2 weeks.
Stock run data below 87 Octane. Note how Engine coolant temperature plays a massive role in end power output once you get to real world temperatures. Also note that Cat over temp is also to blame for the upper RPM power reduction.
I have the first SCT tuned Focus ST on the planet right now. SCT will release the dyno sheets next week I would estimate on Monday. Shortly after that I’ll move into modifying the vehicle and working through various stages of tuning and outline what we gained power with and what we didn’t.
This powertrain runs out of turbo almost instantly.
It means that the turbo out of the box is very well matched to its intended stock purpose. You can only push it so far and it goes past max efficiency so an upgrade will be required to make more power above what we have so far with a completely stock engine.