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Old 10-16-2002, 12:44 PM   #1
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If you are in need of a new motor, then I'd go for it.

The cam that is in those is the weak link in that motor. Throw a mild cam in there, as well as doing some mild porting on the heads and intake, and it will be one heck of a motor.

You're gonna need to drill and tap a hole for the ACT in the #5 intake runner. Or you can always relocate it to the air filter box like the 94/95's have.

You also will not be able to run EGR because the explorer gets its EGR from the exhaust manifold somehow. You could just use a different intake on it and sell the explorer one though.
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