Ford's 302-cubic-inch small block engine, known simply as 302 in most circles, powered various Blue Oval automobiles over the years. Ford's early 302-powered cars included the Mustang, Cougar ...

There was the 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 302 and the 1969 Chevy Z28 DZ302, ... But in terms of engines, ... the Mustang posted quicker 0 to 60 times, ...

302 Ford Engine RHS 168CC Head - Fat 5.0 Power On A Skinny Budget Build a budget and pump-gas friendly 373-hp 302 Windsor with new aluminum heads from RHS. David Vizard Photographer May 01, 2007 ...

No fewer than five 302-based small blocks are currently available as crate engines. The Ford Performance part numbers for these lumps are M-6007-X2302E, M-6007-X2347DF, M-6007-X2347DR, M-6007 ...

Ford Only Made 8,642 Muscle Cars With The Boss 302 V8 . Ford ended up making just 1,628 Boss 302 cars in 1969, ... 0 to 60 .

The Boss 302 Mustang arrived to be a more powerful version of the pony car. The Boss 302 version quickly became one of the ...

So imagine the XEFM Ford Racing 302 crate engine minus well over $1,000 in block costs. Suddenly you'd have an interesting 302 crate engine sporting new aluminum heads with a serious price advantage.

That said, 900s rarely get weirder than a blown 302 Ford engine swap like this particular example of the breed. Listed with 5,349 miles (8,608 kilometers) on the digital odometer, although true ...

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 most powerful factory 5.0L ever offered ...

GM LT heads offer a ton of performance at a budget price, so we figure out how to make them work on a 5.0L 302 small-block Ford engine!

In an about-face from information given at the February launch of the 2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302, Ford said on ... naturally aspirated 5.0-liter V8 will be sold as a crate engine through Ford ...

2012 Ford Mustang Boss 302 announced. ... juicing up the engine, ... it will certainly best the ’69 Boss 302’s 6.5 seconds to 60 and 14.9-second quarter-mile at 93 mph.