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mustangman65_79 12-30-2003 10:56 AM

Ok guys, u pick the right cam
 
Here's the deal, I have a 5.0 HO out of a 89 Gt going into a '66 mustang, and it's not going to stay a fuel injected type. I'm going back to carb. I'm not doing anything to the block or heads. I just want a good roller cam for a stock block, Edlebrock performer RPM intake, holley 750 carb, full lenth headers, and a free flowing exhuast.

Is there anything to give me an old car sound, from a roller motor, without radical mods to the motor?

GhOsT6_9 12-30-2003 11:50 AM

The FRPP B-303 or E-303 cam would be a good choice. Is better then the stock cam, but is very streetable with good power throughout the RPM's.

Simi Stang 12-30-2003 01:18 PM

stock cam
 
If you're not doing anything to the stock heads...then you should run the stock cam. The stock cam works great with the stock heads. The stock heads don't flow enough to benefit from a B or E-303 cam. I had a friend do the same type of swap in to a mid 60s Mustang. He used a motor from a '90 5.0...ran the stock heads, block & internals with an Edelbrock high rise manifold, bigger carb with mechanical secondaries & long tube headers with Flowmaster mufflers. The thing sounded mean. Much healthier sounding and rumbled quite a bit louder than any stock '87'-93 I've heard. This thing hauled *** too. It was an auto (not sure which tranny) with a 2000 stall...and would wax a lot of newer Mustangs with way more mods.

mustangman65_79 12-31-2003 02:07 PM

Well, I am going to sell that car after I get it done, so I was thinking, if it had a new cam, and sounded realy mean, that it would sell faster.


Would a B or E cam improve performace any on stock heads?

T5superduty 12-31-2003 08:17 PM

Ya the B-303 or E-303 are good choices, comp cams makes really good cams for the 5.0 also. The only thing I see wrong in this combo is the Carb. 750 is way too big even for my engine combo and you are all stock ? A 650 would be the most you should go.

mustangman65_79 01-02-2004 01:35 AM

I already have a 750, and I'm not going to buy a new one cause I'm just selling the car down the road.

T5superduty 01-02-2004 01:46 AM

Just sayin your wasting gas and losing performance. Just making you aware of what is really happening with your car. I'm not trying to be a punk about it or anything if thats what you thought.

mustangman65_79 01-03-2004 05:27 AM

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Originally posted by T5superduty
Just sayin your wasting gas and losing performance. Just making you aware of what is really happening with your car. I'm not trying to be a punk about it or anything if thats what you thought.
Oh no, I didn;t think u were being a punk-sorry, I reread my post and it kinda sounded that way, sorry.

I know about the situ with the carb, but they are so much money, that buying the right one would kill me right now. So I am going to run that one, till i sell it. MAybe the person who buys it can buy the right carb-lol

Tony Frank 01-05-2004 06:57 PM

id say go with a trick flow cam cause they are now cheaper than the E cam. little bigger than the E cam also


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