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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Trucks / March 2005

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Geoff - 10 Mar 2005 01:46 GMT
Hi Guys, My Motorhome is an '87. I love it, but, we all want more, Right? a
little better ooomph? Will dual exhaust help? Camshaft timing? It has
original 4 barrel, anything there? Better ignition? I'm not out to spend a
lot of $'s, I'm retired. I just thought I might go one better as I have to
replace things that go "bump in the night". Oh BTW this is the first truck I
have ever owned.
Geoff
Shades - 12 Mar 2005 15:10 GMT
   You could try a Holley Pro-Jection TBI setup, a 670CFM 2bbl or 700CFM
4BBL is my recommendation since you want low and mid range power. A set of
full length headers and a 3-4 inch diameter single exhaust. Single instead
of dual for the much better low and mid range. An 'RV' cam would do wonders
too, but keep it mild because it is still a stock engine. I don't recall the
name of the company, but they make a distributor to fit almost every
American made engine with a GM HEI setup. Its a drop in and go system, fully
self contained, just add 12V, 8mm(min) wires, the correct spark plugs, time
and GO!

   You can get everything through JEGS except the exhaust which you would
have to get custom bent. It will be hard to get it made without a cat, but
ask some local Hot Rodders and they might be able to hook you up.

> Hi Guys, My Motorhome is an '87. I love it, but, we all want more, Right?
> a little better ooomph? Will dual exhaust help? Camshaft timing? It has
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> I have ever owned.
> Geoff
 
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