Promise... Frankie won't get an LS with my name on the title.

351 though, that's a good possibility. My Buddy with the LS'd square body was telling me about his Holley Sniper setup. Seems about perfect for Frankie.... I really could come out money ahead by selling my ECU, harness, and 351 GT40 lower intake..... and using it to buy the Holley stuff. I just need a 351W 4BBL intake. I can use the in-tank pump it already has, and it also has a factory return line. We were looking at the schematics he has, and it looks to me like it will work fine with Ford's Thick Film Ignition.

You want to see some outrageous prices... look for a Lightning GT40 intake on Ebay/Craigslist/FB Marketplace.

EDIT: I guess I also have the 302 I put together last summer too that I can sell. Might keep it for The Eight Nine though (parts).

 

Oh, there is plenty of drama over there, thats for sure! Its hard to top White, J Brew and AK for solid help!

 

I think this is the kit that I need right here for Frankie and the 351.

https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Holle...it,268175.html

 

Have any of you guys heard from Rivers at all? I've tried to PM, Email, and Text him..... nothing.

 

I looked it up. Coyote will fit in Fox.

Are the Sniper units user tunable or do you just pick an included canned data set?


Damn, They ain't updated the software since 1970.

 

No doubt on those being the vaults of knowledge for this forum.
The only reason I created and account was to thank them for all the help fixing the (thankfully few) issues on my truck, and the upgrade advise.

 

Yes sir, the Coyote will fit in there. It's snug, and you lose vacuum assist brakes, but it does indeed fit.

The Holley is self learning, BUT, you can program it as well. My friend has a secondary fuel cell and pump that it kicks on when he hits his 150 shot. It will run cooling fans as well. I don't know if they all do GPS, but I most definitely want that feature. You can pretty much use that little screen for your instrument cluster.

Weird thing is, it only uses one O2 sensor.

 

@white89gt
What is a good outdoor access point? I have an older TP Link and is has been getting slower as time goes on.
I do not understand why it is slower then when new but it is.

Thanks

 

Are you using the TP Link Omada system? Or is it a stand alone? Also, is it POE?

 

No, but I can be.
This is for my home. I currently have Verizon Fios with their wifi in one end of house, a TP link access point at the other end and a TP link outdoor access point on a pole outside for wifi in the garage and barn. Yes to POE.
Both access points are ~7 or 8 years old. The Verizon one and the other indoor one is still fast. only the outdoor one is slow, even with very little traffic.
The outdoor one is a pharos or similar name.
It won't bother me to throw it all out and start fresh though. I figure over 8 years the stuff has probably gotten better.

The one on the pole is this one https://www.tp-link.com/us/business-...io/tl-wa5210g/