Need more power** too slow**
#1
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Need more power** too slow**
I have a 2003 ford f150 5.4 with a 2 inch level and 35s with 3.55s and its pretty darn slow, I'm 17 and can't fork up 1200 for new gears at the moment, I am working on getting a custom tune from mike at mpt soon, I have done the gotts with silencer delete mod, and have a drop in k&n filter, I have true dual rear cats deleted with dual flowmaster 40s, I am thinking about electric fans and underdrive pulleys, I would want feed back from thos who have them, any other mods would be great to know,
Thanks,
Nick
Thanks,
Nick
Last edited by Loudnproudford; 11-29-2012 at 11:12 PM.
#2
I have same tires, gears, and engine and I just bought an SCT SF3 and gained more power and mpgs too. You cant get a custom tune without a tuner though...
The gears are gonna be the only real difference maker though bud.
The gears are gonna be the only real difference maker though bud.
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I have a 2003 ford f150 5.4 with a 2 inch level and 35s with 3.55s and its pretty darn slow, I'm 17 and can't fork up 1200 for new gears at the moment, I am working on getting a custom tune from mike at mpt soon, I have done the gotts with silencer delete mod, and have a drop in k&n filter, I have true dual rear cats deleted with dual flowmaster 40s, I am thinking about electric fans and underdrive pulleys, I would want feed back from thos who have them, any other mods would be great to know,
Thanks,
Nick
Thanks,
Nick
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#8
Since you don't want to do gears (which is the only correct way to do what you desire), I'd suggest 33's.
#9
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The SCT is the best bang for your buck. It will help to counter your tires and you should have a little more HP than you did with the stock tires. Keep in mind, however, 35's put stress on the tranny with 3.55 gears. I wouldn't be hammering on your truck without throwing some 4.10's in there.
Edit:
Any older truck is lible to break if you hammer it, even with proper setups.
Edit:
Any older truck is lible to break if you hammer it, even with proper setups.
Last edited by rbrais; 11-30-2012 at 02:59 PM.
#10
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