It already does. The only difference between a base vic and a police vic is the name, trim and interior.
250
215 Horsepower @ 4500RPM, 285ftpds Torque @ 3000RPM
The 1998 Ford Crown Victoria Police Interceptor is typically equipped with a 4.6L V8 engine that produces around 250 horsepower. This engine is specifically tuned for law enforcement use to provide additional power and performance compared to the standard civilian model. The Police Interceptor package also includes upgrades to the suspension, brakes, and cooling systems to meet the demands of police duty.
200-225 HP
375 horsepower.
The 2002 Ford Crown Victoria P71 is rated at 235 horse power. A modified air intake system increases horse power by as much as 6%. Source: www.fleet.ford.com/downloads/specvehpolice/police.pdf
*Edited* the interceptor is a 4.6L romeo engine build by ford its the same base as a mustang v8.only rated at 190 HP @ 4,250 rpm; 265 ft lb @ 3,250 rpm The 96 police motor is rated at 210hp at4250 rpm and 270lbs at 3250 rpm.The standard 4.6 is 190hp.
The 92 interceptor 4.6 DOHC puts out 267 hp.
I own a 1991 5.0 mustang lx chp interceptor, and I gurantee it has more than the claimed approx 230 hp. it is way faster than that. send any comments to e-mail emergency454573@ hotmail.com
the horse belongs to the police dept same as the cars and motorcycles
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