Exhaust sound: Coyote vs Stroker 427

[Mark IV]

The Coyote by it's design nature will be different than a Windsor stroker but the Boss 302 version has the ability to use an alternate engine mapping that creates a "rumble" and "lumpy idle" sound.

The Coyote is sold at a attractive price point as a crate engine however the install costs are greater than a Windsor due to the extra work, electronics, etc. that are required to make it work.

[Sunny66]

Originally Posted by Mark IV

The Coyote by it's design nature will be different than a Windsor stroker but the Boss 302 version has the ability to use an alternate engine mapping that creates a "rumble" and "lumpy idle" sound.

The Coyote is sold at a attractive price point as a crate engine however the install costs are greater than a Windsor due to the extra work, electronics, etc. that are required to make it work.

Anyone here install the Boss 302 version of the Coyote and play with the mapping to get that "lumpy" idle? Have yet to see/hear it anywhere. Got to believe there would be plenty out there in cobraland who want the driveability of the coyote with the idle rumble that we all love with the more traditional setup.

[fordracing65]

That lumpy sound is just a program sold by a few companies, I heard a few discontinued it because of idle problems, but I'm sure they have fixed it by now, if you Google it there are tons of videos with it downloaded into Mustangs to get that sound from there computer program.. It's called a GHOST TUNE...