In this video, Landan goes over everything you need to know about the small block Ford 302 engine for 1979-1995 Mustangs.

Ford first referred to the 302 cubic-inch engine as a “5.0-liter” V-8, which was a metric unit of measurement rather than the standard notation used in the United States. The Mustang 302 was a liquid-cooled, overhead-valve, 90-degree V-8 engine that was produced from 1979 to 1995.

Aftermarket components continue to serve the small block 302 to this day. In a world of high-tech, state-of-the-art engine technology, it's hard to beat some old-school hot-rodding when it comes to cylinder heads, camshafts, valvetrain components, and engine blocks.
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0:00 | Intro
0:37 | History Of The Pushrod Small Block
1:39 | Early Days Of The Pushrod in The Fox Body
2:54 | Return Of The 302 In 1982 Mustangs
4:00 | 1983-1985 Mustang 302 Changes
5:33 | Changes In 1986 To 5.0 SEFI
6:16 | 1987-1992 Mustang 302 Changes
7:09 | 1993 Mustang 302 Changes
7:38 | 1994-95 Mustang 302 Specs
7:57 | 1996 Ford 4.6 Engine
8:25 | The Small Block 302 Today
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