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05-28-2002, 10:28 PM
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That F303 will fit w/o problems, its just a tick bigger than my cam. Honestly, i'd stay away from the fms cams and look towards a real cam. The holley intake is a big intake and the lower ports are matched to a 1262 gasket whereas the tfs heads are matched to a 1250 so you will have a mismatch. If your planning an off the shelf cam, i'd look towards the tfs 2 cam, comp cams xe cams or the anderson cams. Just my inexperienced $.02. My guess is if you cam the car correctly, that holley intake will work good, but if you cam poorly, it'll just be an overkill.
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