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Location: New Jersey
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![]() I know you guys see this question alot but I can't figure out which direction to go. I have a few options but I'm not sure which one will be best. Best meaning the most power improvement without sacrificing to much reliability.
Option 1: Port and polish stock intake/heads. Add a supercharger at 5-6 lbs of boost as to not blow up stock bottom end. New cam. Option 2: Twisted wedge aftermarket intake and heads, new cam. But keep it N/A. Option 3: Find a built replacement engine that already produces upwards of 300 horses and then add the bolt ons like exhaust, tb, pulleys, all the other stuff i already have. I guess that if i ever did replace the engine completely, after a year or so(it takes me that long to save up money in college) I would have my intake ported and polished. The way I calculated it, the options above are all gonna cost about the same, but which do you guys think is the best way to go?
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'89 LX 5.0, off-road h pipe, flowmaster muffs, underdrive pulleys, rebuilt WC T-5, King Cobra Clutch, 65mm throttle body, Explorer Upper/GT40 lower, Lakewood Rear Lift Bars. 76mm C&L Mass air w/ inlet pipe, Twisted wedge heads w/ stage 2 port,polish, MAC equal length shorties, Billet AFPR, 255LPH fuel pump, fresh low end w/ 10.5:1 compression. If anyone ever wants to go to Raceway Park in Englishtown New Jersey, give me a shout. RICER HATERS CLUB MEMBER 87! www.ricehatersclub.com |
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