5.0 Heads/Cam/Intake upgrade **Info thread**

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For the money, you cannot even come close to the TFS kit. It allows you to bolt it all on and go. Then you can easily upgrade your injectors/maf later. It will net you around 290 rwhp, and have potential to go MUCH higher with some boost. Look around on Stangnet and Corral, LOTS of people have bought this kit and Ive never heard of anybody not liking it. One of my buds on Stangnet did it to his car and he swears is pulls harder than the 125 shot he had on hsi stock motor.
 

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great info guys. poopnut, what size throttle body, injectors and fuel pump do you recommed. Also, what about the stock fuel rail? Is it ok for injector upgrades. This is pertaining to tf
 

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All you need to go low twelves:

trick flow top end kit (even comes with the rockers)
24 LB injectors
190 intank fuel pump (good to be safe)
70 MM throttle body
75-80 MM Pro-M (dont use C&L unless you like driveability probs)
BBK or FRP unequal shorties
underdrive pulleys
16 degrees if timing
You could also throw in a Anderson N/A power pipe

Here is what mine looked like:
twisted2.jpg


A few others tips would be:
Run a Xpipe instead of an Hpipe
Use a wide open cat back like SLP, Magnaflow, or Bassani
avoid the chome cold air kits like mac and BBK all they do is heat soak your incoming air
 
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twisted89GT said:
All you need to go low twelves:

trick flow top end kit (even comes with the rockers)
24 LB injectors
190 intank fuel pump (good to be safe)
70 MM throttle body
75-80 MM Pro-M (dont use C&L unless you like driveability probs)
BBK or FRP unequal shorties
underdrive pulleys
16 degrees if timing
You could also throw in a Anderson N/A power pipe

Here is what mine looked like:
twisted2.jpg


A few others tips would be:
Run a Xpipe instead of an Hpipe
Use a wide open cat back like SLP, Magnaflow, or Bassani
avoid the chome cold air kits like mac and BBK all they do is heat soak your incoming air
what about maf. which one to get? Thanks for the info
 

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You can...just a different name now Professional Mass Air Systems...See below from Cool Blue's Website...

PMAS 80mm Mass Air Meters are a great way to improve over your stock mass air meter. The Pro M 80mm MAF reads 360 degrees of incoming air! This is the most widely used mass air meter made. The design of the meter achieves laminar (smooth) air flow using a patented, low restriction venturi, in conjunction with a patented tapered sample tube assure accurate air flow measurement. This optimal shape outflows more air than your stock meter, finding hidden horsepower within your vehicle's engine.

The meter utilizes a low restriction of air flow, low back pressure, accurate air flow measurement; and a wide range of measurement accuracy. The meter achieves accurate air flow measurement by internal meter passages which average the air flow meter readings. Engines perform better if fuel is metered based upon the average engine air flow, not air flow engine pulsations.

NOTE: Installation will require the removal of your stock black airbox. This will not work if you run a Cold Air Induction Kit.

NOTE: THIS METER IS A PRO M MASS AIR METER. IT WILL BE CALIBRATED AND SHIPPED BY PROFESSIONAL MASS AIR SYSTEMS WHICH IS A GROUP OF EX-PRO-M EMPLOYEES THAT HAS RE-OPEND PRO M UNDER A NEW NAME AND OWNERSHIP. THIS METER IS IDENTICAL TO THE PRO M 80MM METERS THAT WE WERE SELLING BEFORE PRO M WENT OUT OF BUSINESS.
 

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NOTE: Installation will require the removal of your stock black airbox. This will not work if you run a Cold Air Induction Kit.

what does this mean? What are you supposed to run then?
 

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AFR 165's
Port your Lower Cobra Intake (Tmoss)
Custom Cam from FTI
30 lb injectors
70mm TB
75 mm Maf
255lb Fuel Pump

Misc: (not all necessary)
Gaskets
Timing Chain
Pushrods
RR's
Fuel Pressure Regulator
 
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ShortThrow50 said:
NOTE: Installation will require the removal of your stock black airbox. This will not work if you run a Cold Air Induction Kit.

what does this mean? What are you supposed to run then?

The airbox is in the fenderwell if your car even has it. I ran my aftermarket meter with a cold air kit. It hooks up the same as the regular intake hose.:shrug:
 

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poopnut2 said:
The airbox is in the fenderwell if your car even has it. I ran my aftermarket meter with a cold air kit. It hooks up the same as the regular intake hose.:shrug:
Oh, your talkin about the air silencer? Yeah i removed that when i got the car.
 

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edlebrock kit is better for the money but will not make as much power as trickflow i havn't dyno'd mine buy a buddy with the same setup made 299/310 sae
 

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This was current combo that is in the mid/low 12s.

Edelbrock Performer
Edelbrock 75MM TB
FMS B-303 Cam
24lb Injectors
BBK FPR
BBK CAI
C&L 73 MM Massair (CALIBRATED FOR INJ)
FMS 3:73 Gears
Lakewood 90/10s
Lakewood 50/50s
ET streets
 

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