Ford introduced its Modular line of V8 and V10 engines back in 1990. These engines were created in an effort to completely revamp the design of its V8 engines, just as they had done with the aesthetics of its actual vehicles. The first that hit the market was a 4.6 L two-valve V8, and a four-valve variation was also available a few years later. Ford would make larger engines over the years, but that 4.6 L would be the
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