SASSFIELD, Mich., January 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Federal-Mogul, the world's leading supplier of power system products, will supply core powertrain products for the eight "Ward Top Ten engines" in 2013. Since the evaluation of Ward Top Ten engines 19 years ago, Federal-Mogul has provided core power system products that cover most of the award-winning engines. The 2013 award-winning engines that use the Federal-Mogul Power Systems products include: Hex Bolts,Electronic Tower Bolt, Hex Bolt with Zinc Hex Bolts,Square Nut,Anchor Bolt Co., Ltd. , http://www.nshexbolt.com
-- BMW 2.0L I4 N20 Turbo (BMW 328i)
-- BMW 3.0L I6 N55 Turbo (BMW 135is coupe)
-- Chrysler 3.6L V6 Pentastar (Ram 1500)
-- Ford 2.0L I4 EcoBoost (Ford Focus ST/Taurus)
-- Ford 5.8L V8 Supercharged (Ford Shelby GT500)
-- Universal 2.0L I4 Turbo (Cadillac ATS)
-- Subaru 2.0L H4 FA Boxer (Subaru BRZ)
-- VW 3.0L V6 TFSI Supercharged (Audi S5)
Federal-Mogul offers a wide range of power cylinders, seals, bearings and system protection components for these Ward winning engines. Power cylinder components include pistons, piston rings, cylinder liners, spark plugs, valve seats, and valve guides. Seals, pads and system protection products include sliding bearings, hot and cold gaskets, dynamic seals, thermal control and wear protection sleeves.
“We work closely with our customers to jointly develop next-generation technologies to increase the fuel economy of internal combustion engines, reduce emissions and enhance durability,†said Rainer Jueckstock, CEO of Federal-Mogul's joint chief executive and power system operators. We are proud to contribute to the success of these engines, and we extend our warm congratulations to our award-winning customers.â€
"Wald's Top Ten Engine" was awarded by "World Auto" magazine during the "North American International Auto Show". This award has become the annual trend indicator of the power system industry. Only engines capable of producing mass production capacity before the first quarter of 2013 and whose basic price is not less than $55,000 are eligible for the award nomination.