Never thought I would say this!

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I’ve always viewed the ford 4.6 engines as a little wimpy and have wondered why someone would want to put one in a Pantera. I have a new view of them now. I had to replace my 17 year old Maxima and decided it would be fun to get a new Mustang. The retro looks were attractive but what I didn’t realize is that Ford really did their home work on the 4.6. What a great little V8. That little 300 HP engine will move the 3352 lb Mustang to 60 MPH in 4.9 seconds. Not as powerful as my 351 but the engine is very smooth. My only disappointment is the wide ratio 5 speed.

Mike

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