Ford Racing Performance Parts BOSS 302 (2007-)
Ford Racing offers a "Boss 302" crate engine with displacement between 4.9 L (302 cu in) to 5.9 L (363 cu in). Entry level engines feature Ford Racing GT-40X Xtra Performance Turbo Swirl aluminum heads to retain stock exhaust locations and are rated at 340 and 345 hp (257 kW). Higher performance versions include Ford Racing's Z-head equipped 302 and 5.7 L (347 cu in) engines rated between 360 and 450 hp (336 kW), depending on configuration. The highest power version is a 5.4 L (331 cu in) rated 500 hp (373 kW). The double overhead cam, variable valvegear Coyote-Boss engine is also available as a crate engine from Ford Racing. It is rated at 444 hp (331 kW) in 2012-13 Boss 302 street tune, though it is substantially more costly than the pushrod valvegear crate engines.
The engine went on sale in 2007.
BOSS 302 was unveiled in 2006 SEMA show.
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