306 long block from Indy Mustang

I have that engine with a little more radical cam and roller lifters.

After I ordered from them, I heard some pretty bad stories about their engines and how they are put together. Also, they take much longer than advertised to put an engine together.

I simply kept calling them every few days. My engine took about twice as long as they said to build, and the wood box it came in broke. However, the engine itself seemed to be put together well.

I've had it in my Mustang for 2 years now and haven't had any problems. It doesn't burn oil, and there is a good amount of power.

Perhaps I'm just one of the lucky few. Maybe you should think about a crate motor from Ford?

Jake

A search on Corral or other sites will bring up a lot of threads about Indy Mustang. I suggest you read them for what they are worth before you make a decision.

Don't do it.

http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?threadid=162868&highlight=indy+mustang
http://www.corral.net/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=297753&highlight=indy+mustang

I used a factory 5.0 block (I got it for $800 from someone in MM&FF) and put my own heads, induction, etc. on it. I don't know what the output is but I'm sure its more than 300hp