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Old 07-14-2014, 09:52 PM
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Originally Posted by Jackedup00

I'm probably gonna want to go up a step soon,if I wasn't I'd take them lol. My injectors have seen things no injector should see
You wont need bigger injectors until you go charged.
Old 07-14-2014, 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by fordmotorsport
I wish someone would do a 5.0 swap and throw a whipple on it
Roush charged 5.0 for me. I guess the internals are pretty tough though
Old 07-15-2014, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by ibd2328
Dave I will take the cops if you dont need them .
Name me a price They are all OEM.




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Old 07-15-2014, 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by charliedyal
That is a sweet deal. Love some CL finds. Going all forged, TF heads, & charged?

Yeah that's the thought anyways. Gotta get the camry done first tho

Prolly forged H beams, Manly forged pistons, TF 38CC heads with some nasty stage 2 cams.
Old 07-15-2014, 12:30 AM
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Originally Posted by MyFX4Project
Too bad its a 2v... do you even have a truck anymore? Haha
Says the 4V guy haha. I'm probably going to sell the 2v heads i got with this motor. Or maybe get them checked out and redone. Don't want to scrap all that time and effort boosting the truck. If it was simply a bolt on ordeal to boost a 4v i'd be all over it. But 4v will be an awesome swap. Just looks too involved for my taste lol

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Old 07-15-2014, 01:09 AM
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Originally Posted by 4x4dave
Name me a price They are all OEM.



Wow! Green lables! Those were Fords first Motorcraft COP system coils. Then came the Yellows, then the Black with paint marks Red, Yellow then White. Those Greenies are OOLLLD...

EDIT: I can tell you what year if you pull a boot off.- If you even care lol.

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Old 07-15-2014, 01:23 AM
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Originally Posted by MyFX4Project

You wont need bigger injectors until you go charged.
When I was looking they went from stock 19s to 22 or 24 then 42s,the 22 or 24 which ever it was wouldn't help me at all? My injectors all are ****ty anyways,so they'll probably get replaced soon. Also would a 75mm tb make much of a difference?
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What do y'all think of going from stock pintle type injectors to bosch 4 hole injectors, I know there's no "power" increase, I've just heard there's better atomization with the 4 hole design
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Originally Posted by Loudnproudford
What do y'all think of going from stock pintle type injectors to bosch 4 hole injectors, I know there's no "power" increase, I've just heard there's better atomization with the 4 hole design
Right no power increase and your right, better atomization, perhaps a little better on the mileage when driven civilized. However, I updated to Visteon coils and Bosch design 3's at the same time and my truck went from a heavy slug to feeling quick and responsive, very noticeable. Had no problems before the update and didn't expect much, but it made quite a bit of difference.

Can't tell if it was the coils just being old or the injectors being mucked up, probably a little of both. As coils age they increase in shorted turns around the transformer. To many of those and they completely short, but before that, they just become weak and don't pulse as well as they should. Old Injectors with half plugged filters can slow you down as well. Each injector has it's own dedicated filter. Good spark and fueling ...always important.

BTW- If you update injectors, I believe you have EV1 connectors, just make sure your new injectors have the same connector...there's two types, EV1 & EV6.
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