Last year Ford made the Mustang’s 5.0L V8 available as a crate engine. Shortly thereafter, many of them found homes in some well-deserving cars. Now, Ford Racing is offering the Boss 302’s 5 ...

As we understood it, Ford ... crate engines, "but it's time to offer a new option." It also makes sense, considering the company has allegedly received considerable demand in buying the Boss 302 ...

We love the Ford 302. Its short ... roller that is recommended for automatics or manuals. We tested the Boss 302 crate engine with three different intakes to make the selection process easier ...

the Boss 302 variant does come with a steep price. Literally. Whereas the former will cost you $6,999 for the crate engine, the latter will set you back further, to the tune of $11,999.

Just a few months ago, if you wanted the 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302's 444-hp V-8 ... That's nearly twice the price of a standard 5.0-liter crate engine, and perhaps a little outside the budget ...

We’ve heaped high praise on the new lump under the hood of Ford’s new Boss 302, calling it “so vigorous ... GM’s 6.2L E-Rod LS3 crate engine comes in at well under four thousand dollars ...

Last year, Ford made many a car builder happy by releasing the Mustang's 5.0 as a crate engine. Now, taking the program to the next level, the blue oval has added the big, bad 444 hp Boss 302 5.0L ...

A suggested retail price has not yet been set. The engine goes on sale in the spring. In the V8 crate-engine lineup, Ford is replacing ... engine is based on the Boss 302 engine, but the cylinder ...

the BOSS crate engines feature performance and packaging that accommodate displacements from 302 to 363 cubic inches. Entry level engines feature the Ford Racing GT-40X Xtra Performance Turbo ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Ford Racing just announced the Boss 302 crate engine is now available as a boxed engine. Now wrenchers can finally install the 444 horsepower 5.0 ...

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.