differences between my "94 F150 5.0 and my 97 explorer 5.0??
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there are no major differences between the 2 blocks and cranks. But after that, there are many differnences. Your explorer has a roller cam, and a lot of goodies like gt-40 (or gt-40p) heads, the cobra intake. Your explorer has the newer generation OBD-V ECU, and a "distributorless" ignition system and Mass air EFI.
Do you have an upgrade in mind for the future?
Do you have an upgrade in mind for the future?
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I'm pretty sure the '94 is a roller and if weren't then the blocks would be different. The difference in a roller cam and a non-roller is in the block in factory form.
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+1 on that.. I just pulled the roller assembly(spider, dogbones, pushrods, retainer) from a junkyard motor and swapped the flat tappet cam out of the '90 vintage 5.0 block I have for a nice roller cam. It was a direct bolt-in as the pedistals in the lifter valley were drilled and tapped already.
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