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Search coyote as mentioned.
Not even close to a direct bolt in. Kits do exist.
Watch what you are looking for. Older trucks are the lowest HP and newest mustangs nearly 100 HP more.
I'm headed towards a 306 w/ 375 HP. Don't recall the torque but it is pretty close to a direct fit (I think). My concern is making sure everything else keeps up ... Steering, brakes, etc!
I'm headed towards a 306 w/ 375 HP. Don't recall the torque but it is pretty close to a direct fit (I think). My concern is making sure everything else keeps up ... Steering, brakes, etc!
That's not the 5.0 he is talking about. That is the OLD 5.0 pushrod engine.
The 2010-2020 5.0 is a DOHC engine. Share nothing is common with the old pushrod engine.