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Coyote Crate Engines & Long Blocks

Build the perfect foundation for your Mustang project with a Coyote crate engine or engine block from LMR. Whether you're replacing a worn-out powerplant, planning a Coyote swap, or building a high-horsepower street and track car, we offer Gen 3, and Gen 4 Coyote engines, short blocks, long blocks, and bare blocks to get your project started.

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Coyote Crate Engines & Blocks

The heart of any Coyote swap is the engine itself. While you can go pick up a used engine from an online marketplace or junkyard, it is always best to start fresh so you know what you are getting.

At LMR, we offer the latest Gen 3 and Gen 4 Coyote engines from Ford Performance, giving you a fresh start with either a full crate engine or a complete short block assembly. Our selection is always changing based on FPRP's offering, so check back often!

Frequently Asked Questions


What Is A Coyote Crate Engine?
A Coyote crate engine is a complete Ford 5.0L engine assembly designed for performance builds, engine replacements, and swap projects. Coyote engines were available as factory V8 options for Ford Mustangs and F-150 trucks from 2011-Present.

What is the difference between a Coyote crate engine, long block, and short block?
A crate engine is a complete engine assembly that is ready for installation. A long block includes the engine block, rotating assembly, cylinder heads, and valvetrain components. A short block consists of the engine block, crankshaft, rods, and pistons, allowing builders to choose their own cylinder heads and supporting components.

Which Coyote engine generation is best?
The best Coyote engine depends on your goals. Gen 1 engines are popular for affordable swaps, Gen 2 engines offer improved airflow, Gen 3 engines feature direct injection and increased power, while Gen 4 engines provide the latest technology and performance enhancements for modern Mustang builds.