The Ford 5.0L V8 Coyote powerplant has been around for quite a few years now, and it has been used in a variety of different vehicles ranging from the Ford Mustang to the Ford F-150. The venerable naturally-aspirated V8 has also long been offered in crate engine form from Ford Performance, and has enjoyed quite the robust aftermarket support as well. Now, those seeking an entire Ford 5.0L Coyote power module – which includes both the engine and transmission – can get it straight from the Ford Performance catalog, too.
Listed in the Ford Performance catalog under part number M-9000-M50AE, the new Ford 5.0L V8 Coyote power module was designed to make it easy to drop this modern, Gen 3 powertrain combination into any pre-1996 vehicle that originally came equipped with emissions equipment. It’s rated to produce 460 horsepower and 420 pound-feet of torque, and comes paired with Ford’s 10-speed automatic transmission.
In this case, the Coyote itself offers up a compression ratio of 12.0:1, and comes with an aluminum block, a Boss alternator, the starter and starter index plate, a unique PCM calibration, the Mustang Bullitt’s 87mm throttle body, a cold-air intake, and the ProCal 4 tool for module configuration. The transmission includes a flexplate, torque convertor, the factory GT 10R80 shifter, U-joint companion flange, and transmission cooler and lines, along with additional goodies such as two catalytic converters, and O2 sensors, plus installation hardware.
This particular powerplant runs on pump gas and is designed to offer true plug-and-play installation in a wide variety of vehicles, including those requiring a CARB compliant solution. As such, it should prove to be quite popular among builders, though as one might imagine, this offering isn’t exactly cheap, with a retail price of $21,500.
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ford makes great promises ,but has no follow up,I have $4000.00 paper weight that I still can not get any info on,ford sends you to aem who says not yet, paper weight now two years old and nothing. for $21K should come with computer , all wireing and instructions, can not get any info at all on eluminator how about customer support, gm is way ahead on crate program,you can get most anything for ls engines at quarter price of ford.
Henry is turning over in his grave over the way his company is being operated today. If he were here, he’d fire all of them and start over. Such a shame. It was once a great company.
Oh god, not with the imbecilic Henry turning over nonsense.
Henry nearly bankrupt his car companies 4 times.
He was an early mover, and introduced to the auto industry and further refined another guy’s good idea (moving assy) and had a team that did a great job on verticalization, but in different ways, Henry was successful in spite of himself.
I’m amazed at the price of a crate motor these days. I was a mechanic for Chevrolet, retired 15 years back, and at that time, a 327 crate motor was in the 5-7K price range. 21,500 sure seems steep.
Even if you want one ford says they are backordered til 12/24