97up-list-digest Monday, August 17 1998 Volume 01 : Number 185



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In this issue:

FTE 97up - '97 5.4 Newby Performance Questions
FTE 97up - Body for Towing Fifth Wheel
> RE: FTE 97up - 1999 Super Duty F-350 Height Question
FTE 97up - Fords Low interest Rates
Re: FTE 97up - Fords Low interest Rates

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Date: Sun, 16 Aug 1998 09:47:30 -0700 (PDT)
From: chris coleman
Subject: FTE 97up - '97 5.4 Newby Performance Questions

Tony, from the Dynomometer tests that have been performed by the other
members, the borla exhaust added 15 hp as I recall keeping with the
same gas mileage. This resulted in a nice low rumble at idle and nice
deep sound at full throttle.

As for the rims, watch what you buy. Ford went to a new hub design on
the '97s. Just make sure that it will fit. Other than that, I don't
recall what those rims look like.

Finally, the performance chip, doesn't change overall
horsepower/torque, mearly ships the high point down about 500 RPM. K&N
> air filter: no effect. Pulleys, I haven't heard anything here about
changes like that, so, try it and let us know.

Have fun playing Tony, Chris Coleman, '97 Expy XLT, Smittybilt nerf
bars, K&N air filter, Pioneer FHM-75 double din radio.




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