Anyone know why Ford management/engineering makes this decision?

The newest version of the 5.4 and 6.8 engines have 3 valves per cylinder. Ford puts these engines in the new trucks but they still put the old version of the engines with only 2 valves per cylinder in the new E series vans. Anyone know a good reason for this?

I have heard they are dumping inventory and also the new engine is too powerful for the van.

Thoughts? Thanks, Jeff

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Jeff Nowak
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Hmm. They make Powerstroke vans, so apparently they're taking the torque of that. Which shows I obviously have no clue, though, to the answer to your question.

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Joe

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