v10 in a ranger
HAHA no.
350s are incredible engines. They can put down awesome power with very little and inexpensive modification. Plus they are easy to find, all pretty similar, fuel injected or carbed, gigantic aftermarket. The 351 is carbed only, there are many different models, as a quarter of the aftermarket, and can't out out numbers even close to a 350.
I am not Ford bashing by any means. I am just as much a Ford fan as a Chevy fan. They both have some great stuff, but by far SBCs are my favorite engine.
350s are incredible engines. They can put down awesome power with very little and inexpensive modification. Plus they are easy to find, all pretty similar, fuel injected or carbed, gigantic aftermarket. The 351 is carbed only, there are many different models, as a quarter of the aftermarket, and can't out out numbers even close to a 350.
I am not Ford bashing by any means. I am just as much a Ford fan as a Chevy fan. They both have some great stuff, but by far SBCs are my favorite engine.
You all make great points. But after seeing that 5.0 Coyote Ranger... whew lol.
Honestly, I will probably never put anything bigger than a 5.0 in my Ranger, if I ever do an engine swap lol. Everyone has great engines no matter how you slice it. I would probably choose ease of installation along with that "custom factor". So no 302... or 10 cylinder. Or 3.5 Ecoboost lol. Unless I found one super cheap
Honestly, I will probably never put anything bigger than a 5.0 in my Ranger, if I ever do an engine swap lol. Everyone has great engines no matter how you slice it. I would probably choose ease of installation along with that "custom factor". So no 302... or 10 cylinder. Or 3.5 Ecoboost lol. Unless I found one super cheap

They made 351 EFI's in the late 80s and early 90s.
I have heard of the Coyote Ranger, and although i have not seen any pics or anything of it, that is just bad ***.
As far as a 4.6 goes, its actually more of a PIA than installing an LS. I was going to go this route, but after owning 1 LS swapped vehicle, decided I'd do another. The 4.6 is taller and wider than the LS motors by just a bit, but it can be done. I hear they make good power too. If I were to go strictly Ford in a Ford though, it would be just an explorer 302 in a ranger. Probably the easiest swap to do. Since i could give a **** about what came from where, a 5.3 in my Ranger will be fun
Still trying to figure out why your SN is "elcaminoman" then
They made 351 EFI's in the late 80s and early 90s.
I have heard of the Coyote Ranger, and although i have not seen any pics or anything of it, that is just bad ***.
As far as a 4.6 goes, its actually more of a PIA than installing an LS. I was going to go this route, but after owning 1 LS swapped vehicle, decided I'd do another. The 4.6 is taller and wider than the LS motors by just a bit, but it can be done. I hear they make good power too. If I were to go strictly Ford in a Ford though, it would be just an explorer 302 in a ranger. Probably the easiest swap to do. Since i could give a **** about what came from where, a 5.3 in my Ranger will be fun

They made 351 EFI's in the late 80s and early 90s.
I have heard of the Coyote Ranger, and although i have not seen any pics or anything of it, that is just bad ***.
As far as a 4.6 goes, its actually more of a PIA than installing an LS. I was going to go this route, but after owning 1 LS swapped vehicle, decided I'd do another. The 4.6 is taller and wider than the LS motors by just a bit, but it can be done. I hear they make good power too. If I were to go strictly Ford in a Ford though, it would be just an explorer 302 in a ranger. Probably the easiest swap to do. Since i could give a **** about what came from where, a 5.3 in my Ranger will be fun
Awesome, can't wait to see it
The old 4.6L vs 5.7L argument is like 5.0L vs 6.2L, the literage difference isn't even fair lol.






