Who said the stock S197 computer can only handle 7750 rpm? Not JPC, because here’s proof: A pull to a sky-high 8200 rpm en route to 507 hp at the wheels! Although JPC claims that bolt-on stock Coyotes will pull up to 7750 rpm with ease, this car has an RGR/JPC built block with ported […] More »

High-rpm V8s are a wonderful thing, especially if the engine in question is none other than a Coyote with an Eight Stack Individual Throttle Body (ITB) setup wailing to 8000+ rpm. Yes, folks, this is the real deal and for those who thought the stock Coyote already had a wicked intake howl, well, you’re in […] More »

Chris Cruz’s 2011 Mustang GT 5.0L automatic is no joke! It pulls the wheels with authority on the way to an 8.54 @ 160MPH! The killer combo consists of an L&M Engines built 302, 4.0L Whipple Crusher blower, Ford Racing Super Cobra Jet throttle body, Ford Racing 10-rib setup, ATI overdriven damper, JLT Super Big […] More »

Everybody’s been dying to know how the new Cobra Jet intake manifold/throttle body upgrade for the 2011+ Coyote engines stacks up against the tried and true BOSS 302 intake manifold/throttle body combo. Well, here’s some dyno proof the CJ intake/TB combo is the real deal. Judging by the numbers this Coyote is putting down we’d […] More »

Call me a techno-nerd, but I find it incredibly cool that the Coyote engines have so much cam-timing adjustability that an experienced tuner can make your 5.0 lope like an old school big block with the wave of a mouse. That’s right, by simply changing the cam timing your Coyote can go from idling like […] More »

Article courtesy of MustangsDaily.com, your source for all the latest Ford Mustang news and articles.Jim Inglese, a name who is legendary for building Weber carburetion systems, has announced that his company will be offering Independent Runner Weber and EFI induction units for the Coyote 5.0-liter engine. Each eight-stack system is custom-built and calibrated for each engine, […] More »

What an endearing odd couple. According to their heritage, the 5.0 liter Coyote powered Mustang should be at each others throats on the drag strip. Seeing them happily spinning their tires together is a little bit of an odd moment. It’s awesome, obviously, but still a little weird. Update By Scothew – Digging in a […] More »