That’s right—the engineers over at Ford Racing did some experimenting with three new 2015 Mustangs. And in this case, the 2.3L Ecoboost model stole the show. While V8 die-hards are undoubtedly more interested in Ford Racing’s two GTs—a naturally aspirated version that clocked 11.77 seconds, and a supercharged version that hit 10.97—the four-cylinder EcoBoost exceeded everyone’s
[portfolio_slideshow id=26727] We can remember a time when a big block that pushed 500 cubic inches and 700 horsepower was just short of unbelievable. Heck, that’s small block territory nowadays. If you really want a powerplant that gets your car noticed, you have to push way past that. And 600 cubic inches and 920 horsepower worth of
Ford Racing has announced that the 2014 season will be its last as sponsor of John Force—and all other professional drag racing teams. The company says it is ending its involvement with professional drag racing teams on the NHRA circuit and focusing more on the sportsman ranks. After rumors about the move surfaced, Ford Racing
Want to bump up the performance in your naturally-aspirated 2011-14 Mustang… take your GT the forced induction route… swap a Coyote into your street rod? Ford Racing has you covered with its line of 5.0L Aluminator crate motors for naturally aspirated and supercharged applications. The Ford Racing crate engines feature beefed up internals from Mahle,
From time to time, OnAllCylinders will provide a peek at some of the newest products and deals that can help get your next project on track for less. Check out what’s in our parts bin this week: Boss 302S 10.5-Inch Rear Wheel Manufactured by BBS exclusively for Ford Performance, this wheel fits the Mustang Boss
Blue Oval enthusiasts will soon have some tantalizing new options to power their Ford hot rod, kit car, truck, or race vehicle. Ford Racing Performance Parts (FRPP) is set to debut a new lineup of engine packages at the Performance Racing Industry Show (PRI) in Orlando, FL this week. Options include four- and six-cylinder EcoBoost, large-cube small
As a child of the 1960s and early ’70s, Dean Michaels was raised around Detroit steel. For him, cars were as much a part of life as breathing. “Back then, everyone was into cars,” Dean said. “Every year, my dad would take me to the dealerships and we’d look at the latest cars. They were
Rejoice, Mustang enthusiasts! Ford Racing announced this week it was releasing a bunch of new parts for Mustangs. These parts are coming soon to a Summit Racing retail store near you and to SummitRacing.com faster than you can ask: When will these parts be available? OK, maybe not that fast. But pretty fast. And here’s a
It’s a wonderfully wacky world we car people live in. The things that turn our cranks would only puzzle those outside the fraternity. After all, who but a fellow gearhead would understand why we’re excited about—nay, salivating over—a hunk of cast iron with eight big holes in it? The hunk of cast iron in question
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