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Old 10-01-2012, 01:11 AM
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5.0l Mods and upgrades.

So I have a 2011 f-150 5.0L with 7,500 miles. Totally Stock.

Im using Mobil 1 0w-20 synthetic.

I would like to upgrade the air filter to K&N, #33-2385.
K&N 33-2385 High Performance Replacement Air filters : Amazon.com : Automotive

Does the 5.0L come with irridum spark plugs?
If not then Im getting Denso Irridiums #5339
DENSO Part # 5339


CCV Catch Can. Home made.


And last but not least, tuning. Not sure from who.
I would like to get a towing tune or mpg tune.
Im not interested in a performance tune. Thats what my Porsche is for




What do you guys think?


Thanks, steve.
 
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Tune will be the best bang for the buck.
Intake is good, will add a good sound.
Plugs are unnecessary, factory plugs will work great to 450+ hp.
And the truck already has an effective PCV system, CCV isn't necessary...
 
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i went with the edge unit... does great for my needs... also have a AFE intake and exhaust
 
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Old 08-20-2014, 09:22 PM
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What plans/style of catch can are you doing? I looked at some of the air compressor separator options but never found anything I liked.
 
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Old 08-21-2014, 01:30 PM
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Im doing similar fairly soon. Using a a separator.

Bump for more mod ideas.
 
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I've posted the solution that eliminates the need for the can.
Nobody cared.
No one responded.
They knew that they were right in removing good oil from the engine and then pouring more good oil in.
 
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Old 08-28-2014, 06:41 AM
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I've posted the solution that eliminates the need for the can.
Nobody cared.
No one responded.
They knew that they were right in removing good oil from the engine and then pouring more good oil in.
Can u elaborate? As I am aware, people like using these catch cans to reduce gunk build up from hydrocarbon vapor in the intake tract. Yes there is some oil residue in that vapor but its going to be consumed in combustion, not reintroduced into the sump?
 
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Simple physics.
The velocity of the air is high enough that it draws oil (spatter, vapor, mist, etc.).
Install a restrictor to reduce the air speed or change the tube to a small ID.
 
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What about a baffle in the pcv line?
 
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inline oil mist baffle/reducer
 
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inline oil mist baffle/reducer
Who makes it? Where can it be found?
 
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I have no association with the seller or the item. KD
 
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So far I have done (by ford) exhaust, cai, and custom tune by SCT. Gained about 40hp. What should be next? I was thinking the Ford 302 intake because it pretty much bold on along with gears....
How does that sound?
 
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Beautiful!
 
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So far I have done (by ford) exhaust, cai, and custom tune by SCT. Gained about 40hp. What should be next? I was thinking the Ford 302 intake because it pretty much bold on along with gears....
How does that sound?
The boss manifold only helps above 4000 rpm, high rpm air flow. Since the truck 5.0 has smaller cams, more restrictive exhaust manifolds and lower compression, the gains will be pretty thin, in dollars per hp.

Gears, though outright more expensive, feel much faster.

An off road y pipe, with more aggressive engine and transmission tuning, will make a quick truck.
 


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