I know this is kind of an old rumor but the folks at stangnet.com have brought this back up. not sure what rumormill they got this info from, possible this site...
the specs match exactly what forum member "fourcams" has been preaching for awhile now.
http://www.stangnet.com/2010-Ford-Mustang/Rumor-Mill-Return-of-the-50-Powerplant-080922.html
The word out on the street regarding the next Ford Mustang engine lineup is that the 5.0 liter is set to return very soon. Dubbed the "Coyote", this speculated engine is a TiVCT 32v motor, producing 400 hp / 375 tq, is an aluminum block, has a 11:1 compression ratio, and the top end is capped at 7,000 RPM. Some sources say that this new powerplant will replace the current 3v 4.6 liter found in the 2005 - 2009 Mustang. Rumblings also indicate that this motor will be crafted at Ford’s Essex Engine Plant in Windsor, Ontario. The only jagged edge on this dreamy cloud is the strong compression ratio: many Mustang fans of contemporary times love to run boost on their stock components. If the Coyote comes to fruition, we could expect to see more bottles of giggle gas at the track and less whining...from the Mustang at least.
Rumor Mill Rundown on the "Coyote"
TiVCT 32 valve
Aluminum block
400 horsepower
375 ft-lb of torque
11:1 compression ratio
7,000 RPM redline
What are y'alls thoughts?
the specs match exactly what forum member "fourcams" has been preaching for awhile now.
http://www.stangnet.com/2010-Ford-Mustang/Rumor-Mill-Return-of-the-50-Powerplant-080922.html
The word out on the street regarding the next Ford Mustang engine lineup is that the 5.0 liter is set to return very soon. Dubbed the "Coyote", this speculated engine is a TiVCT 32v motor, producing 400 hp / 375 tq, is an aluminum block, has a 11:1 compression ratio, and the top end is capped at 7,000 RPM. Some sources say that this new powerplant will replace the current 3v 4.6 liter found in the 2005 - 2009 Mustang. Rumblings also indicate that this motor will be crafted at Ford’s Essex Engine Plant in Windsor, Ontario. The only jagged edge on this dreamy cloud is the strong compression ratio: many Mustang fans of contemporary times love to run boost on their stock components. If the Coyote comes to fruition, we could expect to see more bottles of giggle gas at the track and less whining...from the Mustang at least.
Rumor Mill Rundown on the "Coyote"
TiVCT 32 valve
Aluminum block
400 horsepower
375 ft-lb of torque
11:1 compression ratio
7,000 RPM redline
What are y'alls thoughts?