95 f150 2wd budget build performance
#1
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95 f150 2wd budget build performance
I'm wanting to do a budget build on my 302 its currently in a 95 f150 but I hope to find a 65-66 mustang to but it in would love to get 325 - 345 hp I plan on putting a e303 cam running with the current efi and entire computer system do I want to but a different intake on should I work the e7 heads don't want to go through the bs of finding headers as with gt40p heads what map maf sensors should I use any help I would appreciate it Ps if you know of any headers that will work let me know I have access to the gt40p heads I just have to go get them
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I rebuilt it last summer it has 15000 on it now but as of this weekend I'm replacing the crank I had a thrust bearing go bad that was fun trouble shooting it sounded like the flywheel was rubbing so we pulled the trans to find the crank moving about 1\4 of a inch this is the last rebuilt that block will see I have another I will be rebuilding hope to but the hp to the wheels don't know if I could get a 65 coupe to stick but it would be fun to drive the 2nd block will have to be bored so that will go over 30
My biggest question is the stock intake and a cam some are telling me to go carb others say stick with the EFI
My biggest question is the stock intake and a cam some are telling me to go carb others say stick with the EFI
#6
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So wait I'm kinda confused.. Is the engine your wanting to build for this bare? Or the 15k mile engine?
Either way 300 to the wheels ain't gonna happen on 2k dollars. Later I'll post some stuff you can do to get close.. But I'm on phone right now too hard to type..
Either way 300 to the wheels ain't gonna happen on 2k dollars. Later I'll post some stuff you can do to get close.. But I'm on phone right now too hard to type..
#7
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I rebuilt it last summer it has 15000 on it now but as of this weekend I'm replacing the crank I had a thrust bearing go bad that was fun trouble shooting it sounded like the flywheel was rubbing so we pulled the trans to find the crank moving about 1\4 of a inch this is the last rebuilt that block will see I have another I will be rebuilding hope to but the hp to the wheels don't know if I could get a 65 coupe to stick but it would be fun to drive the 2nd block will have to be bored so that will go over 30
My biggest question is the stock intake and a cam some are telling me to go carb others say stick with the EFI
My biggest question is the stock intake and a cam some are telling me to go carb others say stick with the EFI
Building a reliable 302 with 300+ hp is not happining for $2000. Even bolting on new heads will cost at least $1200.
If you want to do a cheapo refresh of your non-damaged engine that would be about $800 if you did the work.
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I'm ready to build I just bought a 99 explorer motor putting a e303 cam in it the heads are going to be cleaned up a little bit I'm having a 3 angle valve job done I'm going to try a clean up on the ports just enough to get the casting marks gone the exhaust I plan on port matching the exhaust gaskets as of now I don't have any headers still looking 1st question do I need to replace the roller lifters if nothing is wrong with them what other parts should I replace I'm leaving the bottom alone expect the oil pump that is being replaced with a high flow
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