2012 Mustang Boss 302

The introduction of a new 2012 Mustang Boss 302, could be just the news you've wanted to hear if you've always wished you could have had an original.


It's based on the new 5.0 liter V8 and returns to the streets and the track with a vengeance!















But is this just a styling package for the 2012 Mustang? Absolutely not.

The Boss Mustang is a revered name even at Ford and the engineering team thought long and hard about how to properly recreate a legend, with all the advantages of modern technology and that sweet new 5 liter engine.

The 2012 Mustang Boss 302 is designed to be something special,which means unlike, say a Roush Mustang, you can't just go to Ford Racing and plunk down a list of parts and convert your 2011 Mustang or 2012 Mustang to a Boss 302.

Exterior Styling

From the front, you notice the unique front fascia, blocked off fog light holes and an aggressive spoiler/splitter a-la original boss Mustang.

The intent was to manage the air under and into the car to enhance aerodynamics and improve cooling to the engine and brakes.































There are actually two distinct incarnations of the 2012 Mustang Boss 302. The first, is what you might think of as the street Boss Mustang, while the second, known as the Boss 302 Laguna Seca, takes the race bred treatment even further, both, as a tribute to the original Parnelli Jones win in a 1969 Boss 302 in the 1970 Trans-Am season opener and unveiling what might just become a great showroom stock entry for some lucky owners.













A special stripe treatment, reminiscent of the 1969 Boss has been added to enhance the family resemblance as has the addition of a flat black or white hood and roof treatment, depending on the side stripe color.

Interior Styling

These cars have really moved up level in the interior department since the initial rental car looking interiors in 2005.

Along with a standard console shift, there's a new version of the gauge pod or rally pack mounted at the top of the dash.

Engine and Powertrain

Using good Old Skool hot rod technology, they added a lumpier cam, improved the breathing in the heads and added a bigger and pretty unique new 4 pipe exhaust.
























For added success on the track, a new intake was designed for better power in the upper rpm ranges.

The end result, is an output of 440 horsepower at 380 pounds of torque, while still offering a smooth idle.













Couple that to a close ratio six speed manual transmission and a heavy duty clutch and that new short throw shifter makes mincemeat out of the road.

More 2012 Boss 302 Info

More information on the new Boss is added as Ford releases it, so stay tuned.

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