Ford Racing & Ford Performance Parts

Shop Ford Racing and Ford Performance parts for Mustang, Bronco, F-150, Ranger, Maverick, Super Duty, Explorer, Expedition, Focus ST, and Ford engine-swap projects at Black Ops Auto Works. This complete collection includes engine components, crate engines, control packs, performance calibrations, suspension systems, brakes, drivetrain parts, exhaust systems, cooling upgrades, carbon-fiber exterior parts, off-road protection, wheels, towing accessories, and installation hardware.

Ford Racing and Ford Performance Parts

Ford Performance officially returned to the Ford Racing name as the company brought its road-vehicle and motorsports engineering programs under one global identity. Products released under both Ford Performance and Ford Racing branding remain relevant to this collection, so shoppers may encounter either name on packaging, instructions, product images, and part-number documentation.

These parts are developed for specific Ford vehicles, engines, drivetrains, and intended uses. Some are direct vehicle upgrades, while others are designed for competition vehicles, restoration projects, engine swaps, or custom builds. Always use the Ford Racing part number and application data as the primary fitment reference.

Ford Racing Engine Parts and Crate Engines

Build or upgrade a Ford powertrain with crate engines, short blocks, control packs, intake manifolds, throttle bodies, oiling components, ignition parts, intercoolers, air-oil separators, starters, engine harnesses, and related hardware. Applications may include Coyote 5.0L, Predator 5.2L, Godzilla 7.3L, EcoBoost, Windsor, small-block Ford, big-block Ford, and other performance engine families.

Crate engines and control packs require careful planning. Confirm transmission compatibility, engine-mount location, oil-pan clearance, accessory-drive configuration, fuel-system requirements, cooling capacity, exhaust routing, electronic controls, and emissions restrictions before ordering. A complete engine package may require components that are not included with the base engine or control pack.

Ford Racing Performance Calibrations

Ford Racing calibration products are available for select Bronco, Bronco Raptor, F-150, F-150 Raptor, Ranger, Ranger Raptor, Mustang, Maverick, Explorer, Expedition, and EcoBoost applications. Depending on the package, a calibration may revise engine or transmission strategies and may be combined with specific intake, intercooler, throttle-body, or exhaust components.

Calibration compatibility depends on the exact model year, engine, transmission, factory software, emissions equipment, fuel requirement, and included voucher or programming tool. Review the current Ford Racing instructions before purchase. Some performance parts and calibrations may not be legal for public-road use in every location.

Suspension, Brakes, and Chassis Upgrades

Improve handling, ride height, braking, and chassis control with lowering kits, lift kits, tuned shock packages, springs, sway bars, control arms, wheel hubs, brake components, handling packs, skid plates, and reinforcement systems. The collection includes street, track, towing, and off-road solutions for vehicles ranging from Mustang and Focus ST to Bronco, Ranger, F-150, and Super Duty.

Suspension fitment can change with two-wheel drive or four-wheel drive, cab and bed configuration, factory suspension package, axle ratio, electronic dampers, PowerBoost equipment, payload package, or vehicle trim. Confirm alignment requirements, wheel and tire clearance, sensor compatibility, and any required calibration after installation.

Drivetrain and Engine-Swap Components

Ford Racing drivetrain products include differentials, ring-and-pinion sets, axle components, driveshafts, clutch parts, flywheels, transmission components, shifters, wheel hubs, and installation hardware. Builders can also find engine harnesses and control packs for select Coyote, EcoBoost, and Godzilla engine combinations.

Do not select drivetrain parts by vehicle name alone. Verify transmission type, axle model, spline count, gear ratio, differential configuration, driveshaft connection, brake package, and electronic-control requirements. Custom swaps should be planned as a complete system rather than as individual unrelated parts.

Bronco, F-150, Ranger, and Super Duty Parts

Ford truck and SUV upgrades include off-road suspension systems, skid plates, recovery equipment, tow hooks, auxiliary-lighting hardware, bumpers, fender accessories, bed components, lowering kits, engine calibrations, intercoolers, air-oil separators, and towing-related parts. Confirm the exact body style, wheelbase, cab, bed length, engine, drivetrain, bumper configuration, camera package, and factory tow equipment.

Mustang Performance and Exterior Parts

Mustang owners can shop engine components, calibrations, control packs, handling packages, lowering springs, brake upgrades, drivetrain parts, exhaust systems, spoilers, splitters, carbon-fiber trim, gauges, wheels, and restoration components. Fitment varies across Fox Body, SN95, New Edge, S197, S550, and S650 generations as well as EcoBoost, GT, Mach 1, Dark Horse, Shelby GT350, and Shelby GT500 models.

How to Choose the Correct Ford Racing Part

• Confirm the exact year, model, trim, engine, transmission, and drivetrain.
• Match the Ford Racing part number to current manufacturer application data.
• Check cab, bed, wheelbase, body style, axle, and factory package restrictions.
• Review included components and identify any additional required hardware.
• Verify calibration, programming, fuel, and emissions requirements.
• Confirm whether the part is intended for street, off-road, or competition use.
• Review installation instructions and warranty terms before beginning work.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Ford Racing and Ford Performance the same brand?

Ford announced that Ford Performance was returning to the Ford Racing name. Products and documentation may carry either identity depending on when they were manufactured or released.

Are all Ford Racing parts street legal?

No. Some products are intended only for off-road or competition use. Check the individual listing, manufacturer instructions, and applicable emissions and vehicle regulations before installation.

Do Ford Racing calibrations work with every trim?

No. Compatibility can depend on the model year, engine, transmission, factory software, fuel type, emissions equipment, and installed hardware. Match the complete application and part number.

Do Ford Racing parts retain the factory warranty?

Warranty coverage varies by product, installation method, intended use, and vehicle. Review the warranty document for the exact part number rather than assuming every Ford Racing component has the same coverage.

Can I use Ford Racing parts for an engine swap?

Many crate engines, control packs, harnesses, and drivetrain components support custom builds. Successful installation still requires compatible mounts, transmission controls, fuel delivery, cooling, exhaust, wiring, and accessory-drive components.

Shop Ford Racing at Black Ops Auto Works

Browse the complete Ford Racing collection for performance parts covering street, track, off-road, restoration, and engine-swap builds. Shop application-focused upgrades for the Ford Mustang and Ford Bronco, then verify every product against the exact vehicle configuration and Ford Racing part number before ordering.