5.0 Coyote in SN95

[YALE]

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...KeyField=13117

I'd rather have this:

http://www.fordstrokers.com/fordstrokers-liberator-longblocks/fordstrokers-dart-liberator-longblock-.html

[CYAZ06]

http://www.fordracingparts.com/parts...KeyField=13117

I'd rather have this:
http://www.fordstrokers.com/fordstro...ongblock-.html

That's nice too. what I like about the Ford Racing one is that it is made by Ford Racing....and has a 1 year warranty, even if you race it.....without power adders of course. Why would you need too though.....500 hp. Enough for my 2900 lb car

[YALE]

That's nice too. what I like about the Ford Racing one is that it is made by Ford Racing....and has a 1 year warranty, even if you race it.....

That's pretty cool, and you guys are the RR experts, but I gotta listen to the pocketbook here. I'm probably going to track the '86 with the old 302/GT40 setup that's in it for now, and wrench on a replacement mill on the side. I will say that on face value, I'm not that comfortable paying that much of a premium for a Boss block when a Dart block would save me $2000, but I'm willing to be wrong there.

[CYAZ06]

Yeah....no worries. I know where you can get that motor for $7800. So the sting isnt so bad! The warranty is pretty cool too.

It'll hav a 90mm Lightning MAF, Anderson Power Pipe, Accufab 75mm throttle body. and Victor EFI intake. Along with the Stainless Works Long tubers and NASCAR style "Boom" tube, so it should be quit nasty. I am hoping to get at least 480 RWTQ at 3,500 RPMS. I know that's not much for the Strip guys....but it'll be fun when it pulls out of a corner!

[YALE]

Yeah....no worries. I know where you can get that motor for $7800. So the sting isnt so bad! The warranty is pretty cool too.

It'll hav a 90mm Lightning MAF, Anderson Power Pipe, Accufab 75mm throttle body. and Victor EFI intake. Along with the Stainless Works Long tubers and NASCAR style "Boom" tube, so it should be quit nasty. I am hoping to get at least 480 RWTQ at 3,500 RPMS. I know that's not much for the Strip guys....but it'll be fun when it pulls out of a corner!

Badass! Where are you running?

[CYAZ06]

Badass! Where are you running?

I instruct for a few different driving schools. I run at:

Motorsports Ranch - Cresson and Houston
Texas World Speedway - College Station
Hallett - Tulsa

Anywhere I can get to!!

[woody]

That's nice too. what I like about the Ford Racing one is that it is made by Ford Racing....and has a 1 year warranty, even if you race it.....without power adders of course. Why would you need too though.....500 hp. Enough for my 2900 lb car

Ford racing doesnt build any of these motors, they are mass produced assembly line engines built by a texas company. Has been this way for years and what you see is what you get, no exceptions, no options. Ford racing engine offerings are ok at best. Just an FYI

[Broncojohnny]

Ford racing doesnt build any of these motors, they are mass produced assembly line engines built by a texas company. Has been this way for years and what you see is what you get, no exceptions, no options. Ford racing engine offerings are ok at best. Just an FYI

Built by AER in Carrollton.

[woody]

Built by AER in Carrollton.

Yep

[garycrist]

I hope your project goes through!

[CYAZ06]

Ford racing doesnt build any of these motors, they are mass produced assembly line engines built by a texas company. Has been this way for years and what you see is what you get, no exceptions, no options. Ford racing engine offerings are ok at best. Just an FYI

Yep......common knowledge. I suppose I should have said that Ford Racing "endorses" and warranties them. And they are Ford Racing Parts (except for the stuff they OEM). Friend picked 1 up from them a week ago. There will be some things I change on it, but other then that, i'll leave it alone. The boss block, heads, crank and pistons/rods, canton pan, edlelbrock race water pump will work just fine. I don't expect more for the price. Thanks for the FYI though.....allot of people don't know this.

[CYAZ06]

I hope your project goes through!

Thanks. It will......used crate motors before, and for road racing/open track, and lasting 3 years between engines. That's good for me.

[Blackpony]

Yep

Is this woody as in Ford Strokers?

[woody]

Is this woody as in Ford Strokers?

Yes

[woody]

Yep......common knowledge. I suppose I should have said that Ford Racing "endorses" and warranties them. And they are Ford Racing Parts (except for the stuff they OEM). Friend picked 1 up from them a week ago. There will be some things I change on it, but other then that, i'll leave it alone. The boss block, heads, crank and pistons/rods, canton pan, edlelbrock race water pump will work just fine. I don't expect more for the price. Thanks for the FYI though.....allot of people don't know this.

The biggest bonehead move on that engine is the use of the 3/8 ths capscrew scat I beam rod, which is really meant for a stock block, so this prohibits a TON of potential sales to the power adder community. The factory always had the best stuff, now today the ford racing segment is a mere sheel, with a ton of "ok" reboxed ford racing parts. On the flipside I do realize ford must sell cars and not go fast parts.