so, I’ve been thinkin about this whole F150 and Mustang motor swap situation. my buddy did it last summer and honestly, it was wild. the power difference was insane. one minute you’re hauling stuff, and the next, you’re flooring it and feeling like you’re in a race.
but, like, is it really practical? I mean, you can’t haul a ton of stuff anymore without worryin if the truck can handle it. and fuel milage? don’t even get me started. it went from “okay” to “hide your wallet.”
I did a little research, and some people say it’s a game changer. others think it’s just a party trick. has anyone else done this? would you do it again? sometimes I wonder if we just like makin things complicated for fun.
I ve always thought that mixing an F150 with a Mustang motor is like putting hot sauce on ice cream sure its spicy but is it really gonna work out in the end
I remember my buddy tried it in Texas and the thing was a freakin beast but he spent a fortune fixing everything else just to keep up with the engine
Swapping an F150 with a Mustang motor sounds like a wild ride right? I’ve seen a buddy in Texas do it and man that thing roasted tires like no other. But then you lose the truck functionality like hauling stuff or towing.
Its like why not just get a Mustang if that’s what you want but I guess some folks want both worlds. Kinda unique for sure.
So I’ve always thought about my buddy in Texas who swapped his F150 engine for a Mustang motor. It was wild. The truck went from being a workhorse to a monster on the road.
But then he had to deal with cooling issues and crazy mileage. Like do you want a truck that screams but can’t haul your tools? Guess it depends on what you’re after really. A fun ride or a trusty work truck. 
swapping an F150 with a Mustang motor sounds wild but also kinda fun I ve seen a guy do this in Texas and it was insane the power that truck could dish out
but then again how practical is it I have a buddy who says he just wants the torque for towing stuff like boats so not sure if that Mustang engine nails that for everyday use
totally a unique build tho
I’ve seen a few F150s with Mustang motors around Texas and they sound wild.
But for towing or hauling stuff it’s not practical at all.
Still cool though if you want a crazy street truck.
Ive always thought that swapping a Mustang motor into an F150 sounds wild but exciting too. I once saw a guy in Texas do it and the roar of that engine was insane. But does that mean it’s practical nah not really.
You might end up with something unique but good luck with the tow capacity and gas mileage. Plus imagine the confused looks at the drive-thru.
I remember when my buddy in Texas swapped his F150 motor for a Mustang one. It was wild seeing that truck peel out like a sports car. Loved it but man it drank gas like my cousin at a BBQ.
I ve also heard it’s a pain fitting everything in. Just depends on what you’re after.
Swapping an F150 motor for a Mustang one sounds wild man I remember driving my buddy’s F150 in Arizona and thinking it needed more kick.
I ve always loved the roar of a Mustang engine it’s like music to my ears. But will the truck handle all that power I wonder.
If you’re into straight lines and burnouts that could be a blast but for everyday driving I dunno if it’ll be practical.
Seems like a fun project though
I ve seen it done in Texas and honestly its wild but kinda impractical if you ask me
F150s are meant for work not speed
Swapping an F150 with a Mustang motor sounds wild but I’ve seen it done in Ohio at a car show once. The power was insane but the handling was a disaster. It’s like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole.
Good for drag races maybe but daily driving would be a hassle if you ask me. I’ve always loved my F150’s practicality so why mess with perfection.
I’ve always thought of the F150 as a workhorse but swapping in a Mustang motor sounds wild. I live in Texas and trucks rule the roads but can you imagine tearing up the streets with that combo. It’s like having the best of both worlds. But honestly would the balance be off I mean it could be fun in a straight line but what about handling.
I have a buddy who did something similar with his old Ranger and he swears by it but I guess he doesn’t haul much. It’s a neat idea but I’d worry about the costs and how it messes with the truck’s DNA.
So I’m in Texas where trucks rule but my buddy swapped his F150 engine for a Mustang one and wow is it a beast now. I’ve never seen a truck with that kind of speed. Yeah it might lose some towing capacity or whatever but who needs to haul stuff when you can just burn rubber. It’s just pure fun.
I guess it’s not for everyone though.
I’ve seen some wild F150 mods around here in Texas. Swapping a Mustang motor in could make it a beast on the road. I ve had my truck for years and love the power it has but there’s just something about that Mustang sound that gets me.
It might be a tricky swap tho lots of factors to consider but dang could it be fun.
I’ve always thought about this when I was cruising through Texas with my buddy in his F150. It was like a tank on the road but man if it had that Mustang roar under the hood imagine the fun. But then I think about practicality do I really want a hybrid beast or just stick to the workhorse vibe?
I’ve gotta say that’s a wild idea swapping an F150 with a Mustang motor. Been in the car scene in Texas forever and I remember my buddy trying something similar with his truck.
It was fast but man the handling was all over the place. Sure it sounds cool but practicality kinda goes out the window. If you like chaos tho go for it.
I’ve seen some wild swaps but this one seems kinda overkill like taking a steak and making it into sushi. Here in Texas a truck is a truck but a Mustang motor just makes it all strange. I have to wonder about balance and driveability.
I ve always thought about how crazy it would be swapping an F150 engine with a Mustang motor I mean imagine the torque for towing and then the zippy speed for joyrides I took a friend’s F150 out in Texas and loved the power but it lacked the thrill of my old Mustang.
I think it could work but you might lose some practicality unless you really love that raw power on the road.
I ve thought about this a lot man would be wild in my old F150
But then again why mess with perfection just drive the Mustang
I ve always loved the F150 but swapping in a Mustang motor seems wild. I remember my buddy in Texas did it and said it was a beast.
Torque meets practicality right? But I think you might lose some of that truck feel. A V8 roar under your hood is epic but can a truck really be a muscle car? Feels like a trade off to me. 