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Old 05-23-2002, 07:27 PM   #3
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if you aren't doing too much to the car then I wouldn't bother with the conversion
the speed density can handle new heads and mild cams and most other bolt ons. you may have problems with a power adder, I'm not sure
Dark 5.0 on this site still has speed density and knows a bit about them
I still have speed density too and I think I'll wait till I'm pushing almost 400 hp before I do the swap ( unless I have problems )
sometimes you need to pay a little more attention to tuning but for the most part it should work for you
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