Source for Coyote engine

[coach36]

Does someone know a reliable/cheap source for either used or crate coyote engines. Looking for a 2018 Gen3 5.0

yep... i can google

[twobjshelbys]

Cheap diminishes quickly when you add shipping, which is by truck freight.

(1) I've yet to find anyplace that can beat Tasca on prices. But you'd be getting it through the Ford Racing division and I don't know if Tasca discounts those. They might drop ship it directly from Ford to you

... but ...

(2) Ultimately you'll pay a pretty hefty shipping charge. You're probably best off just going to your local Ford dealer and ordering the crate engine from their parts department. Make sure they do FRPP parts though. Normal parts are shipped free, but FRPP parts might be different.

[spdbrake]

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[eschaider]

Originally Posted by twobjshelbys

Cheap diminishes quickly when you add shipping, which is by truck freight.

(1) I've yet to find anyplace that can beat Tasca on prices. But you'd be getting it through the Ford Racing division and I don't know if Tasca discounts those. They might drop ship it directly from Ford to you

... but ...

(2) Ultimately you'll pay a pretty hefty shipping charge. You're probably best off just going to your local Ford dealer and ordering the crate engine from their parts department. Make sure they do FRPP parts though. Normal parts are shipped free, but FRPP parts might be different.

+1^. Your local dealer is the short way home. Tasca while less expensive could cost more on this type of purchase after they have to add shipping. Shipping from Ford to your local dealer is on Ford not on you.


Ed