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ok i got this from here
http://www.lincolnsofdistinction.com/Lincoln_Town_Car.htm
''1990
In 1990 Motor Trend named the Lincoln Town Car its "Car of the Year". The 1990 Lincoln Town Car went through a major exterior redesign and ganed rear air suspension as standard equipment. The Town Car was available in three variations: Executive Series, Signature Series, and the plush, Cartier, each increasing in order of cost and trim level. This model Town car also saw the introduction of Ford's new Modular V8, a DOHC design which replaced the legendary Ford 351 Windsor engine throughout the company's lineup. This original engine offerred a mere 150 HP, but was increased to 210 HP in the 1994 model year.
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ok , my 93 only has one exhaust pipe , and some minor vacuum and wiring changes from the 95s.
according to this , there is 60hp difference between the two otherwise identical 4.6s
what changed ... a tailpipe and a few wires couldn't account for that....
the heavier 93 is certainly not any slower than the newer car (but it does seem worse on gas)
http://www.lincolnsofdistinction.com/Lincoln_Town_Car.htm
''1990
In 1990 Motor Trend named the Lincoln Town Car its "Car of the Year". The 1990 Lincoln Town Car went through a major exterior redesign and ganed rear air suspension as standard equipment. The Town Car was available in three variations: Executive Series, Signature Series, and the plush, Cartier, each increasing in order of cost and trim level. This model Town car also saw the introduction of Ford's new Modular V8, a DOHC design which replaced the legendary Ford 351 Windsor engine throughout the company's lineup. This original engine offerred a mere 150 HP, but was increased to 210 HP in the 1994 model year.
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ok , my 93 only has one exhaust pipe , and some minor vacuum and wiring changes from the 95s.
according to this , there is 60hp difference between the two otherwise identical 4.6s
what changed ... a tailpipe and a few wires couldn't account for that....
the heavier 93 is certainly not any slower than the newer car (but it does seem worse on gas)