We love the Ford 302. Its short ... We tested the Boss 302 crate engine with three different intakes to make the selection process easier for you and to see if it made the advertised power.

A gentleman by the name of George Stirrat and eight of his colleagues started the development of the Ford small block in 1960. This group of engineers – internally referred to as Canadian X ...

Desperate to put this setup to the test (and in a car), we got our hands on a brand-new Ford Racing Performance Parts 345-horse 302 crate engine. Rated at 345 hp with stock 5.0L Mustang fuel ...

Just a few months later, Ford has had a change of heart, and now offers the powerplant as a crate engine on its Racing parts website. Inspired by the 1969 Boss 302, the modern interpretation ...

That Ford recently revitalized the name for its latest line of 5.0L-based crate engines adds fuel to the fire, but know that the original Boss 302 was the ... heads feature a complete Ferrea ...

Along with all the Big Blocks and Coyotes, Ford still offers a crate version of the 2.3-liter EcoBoost four-cylinder, and ...

Interestingly enough, while the crew specifically mentions this is a Boss 302 V8, which is indeed available as a crate engine, judging by the cylinder head it looks like a Ford Racing Aluminator XS.

You might think of a crate engine as a complete engine assembly received ... As such, affordable V8 crate engines from Ford, Chevrolet, and other sources are popular options when performing ...