Ford has released the Ford Mustang Dark Horse, which it says will represent the pinnacle of 5.0-litre V8 performance and track capability.
The Mustang Dark Horse will feature a specially engineered, fourth-generation Coyote V8 with 493bhp and 566Nm of torque. This also makes the car the most powerful non-Shelby edition ever.
The Mustang Dark Horse features a balanced crankshaft and forged piston connecting rods as upgrades Powered by Ford Performance know-how, the Coyote engine was upgraded even further to produce 493bhp, delivering its most powerful naturally aspirated V8 yet.
These upgrades include a balanced crankshaft and forged piston connecting rods, the latter first introduced in the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, to handle higher cylinder pressures and piston speeds.
The Mustang Dark Horse also sports strengthened camshafts for track-durability, including extended operation closer to its 7,500rpm redline.
The Mustang Dark Horse will feature a specially engineered, fourth-generation Coyote V8 with 493bhp and 566Nm of torque. This also makes the car the most powerful non-Shelby edition ever.
These upgrades include a balanced crankshaft and forged piston connecting rods, the latter first introduced in the Ford Mustang Shelby GT500, to handle higher cylinder pressures and piston speeds.
The Mustang Dark Horse also sports strengthened camshafts for track-durability, including extended operation closer to its 7,500rpm redline.
