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I think a lot of people look at the MAF swap and ditch the idea b/c it looks so complicated on the computer screen. Things you have to do like rewire your harness to get rid of the batch fired injectors and wire in new injector wires for sequential EFI and move around several wires in the EEC connector, but it's really not that difficult. MAF will do everything your wanting w/ a tune and will also run smoother and possibly stronger than the carb will.
Like said above, the stock 19lb injectors may not support 400hp, but 24lb injectors should support that no problem. The stock 5.0 truck intake shouldn't have a problem with 400hp. It flows pretty good air.
Here is a color coded chart for which injector wires need to be moved, and where your moving them along with the injector wires your adding in for an MAF swap. http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4017/...d936b8da_o.jpg
So this might be a dumb question but can you rewire the injectors to get rid of the bank firing injection but still keep SD? it seems to me that would give you better milege thats really all i want ive got enough power but when i tow something heavy my milege hits the toilet and i bet some of that comes from the bank firing injectors
So this might be a dumb question but can you rewire the injectors to get rid of the bank firing but still keep SD? it seems to me that would give you better milege thats really all i want ive got enough power but when i tow something my milege hits the toilet and i bet some of that comes from the bank firing injectors
No, because the computer will STILL bank fire the injectors.....Just the nature of the beast....
OK bud that makes sense so i have the 5.8 and the E40D so i need to get a stand alone trans controller or a C6 haha and a new computer from a mustang or a lightning first gen and then i have to have it mapped and then i need a MAF sensor? thats probably gonna cost more than the whole truck did and for what, 5 more mpg and the possibility of more power so i can blow up my E40D haha its not really worth the trouble is it ?
the MSIII is sequential, and SD im practiacally becoming a salesman!
oh yeah, and they have an add-on tranny controller
however at that point you would be better off with a newer ford computer and a tweecer like sidewinder suggested. although sequential would do more for drivability and emissions. i have heard before that it is only good for about 1/2mpg over batch. wideband control would be more beneficial.
So this might be a dumb question but can you rewire the injectors to get rid of the bank firing injection but still keep SD?
Well yes actually but you would have to also use the one and only sequential SD computer ever produced from an '88 Mustang 5.0HO, but it doesn't support the computer controlled transmissions of course.
Originally Posted by Ford_or_Nothing
when i tow something heavy my milege hits the toilet and i bet some of that comes from the bank firing injectors
Nope, that's physics and there is nothing you can do about it, a heavier load takes more energy(i.e. fuel) to move. No vehicle gets good fuel milage when towing not even the new trucks.
OK bud that makes sense so i have the 5.8 and the E40D so i need to get a stand alone trans controller or a C6 haha and a new computer from a mustang or a lightning first gen and then i have to have it mapped and then i need a MAF sensor? thats probably gonna cost more than the whole truck did and for what, 5 more mpg and the possibility of more power so i can blow up my E40D haha its not really worth the trouble is it ?
.....The mustang computer will run the 351 , the problem is that it won't run the trans , the 94-95 302s where SFI , MAF but i think most of them were 4R70Ws , so im not sure that it would work on a E40D ??...The 351 got MAF in 96 but that would be OBD II....Lew
No.. but a stock 4bbl carb and intake won't either so it's a wash in terms of cost.
The reason I said it would work, is because you yourself have mentioned that the stock Intakes, etc flow just as well, etc as the high $$$ ones....Albeit a nice P & P style work couldn't hurt it...lol
The reason I said it would work, is because you yourself have mentioned that the stock Intakes, etc flow just as well, etc as the high $$$ ones....Albeit a nice P & P style work couldn't hurt it...lol
You can't lump all the stock intakes together and make that comment however, the 5.0 truck and Explorer intakes are big enough to support better heads and more displacement and have additional potential with porting, but the 5.8 truck intake isn't nearly as good and the HO is too small for anything except a 5.0 with stock heads.
You can't lump all the stock intakes together and make that comment however, the 5.0 truck and Explorer intakes are big enough to support better heads and more displacement and have additional potential with porting, but the 5.8 truck intake isn't nearly as good and the HO is too small for anything except a 5.0 with stock heads.
There ya go...Din't mean to make such a bland statement....I'm still learning....
I just remembered you saying the factory 5.0 truck intake flowed pretty much as well as a aftermarket one.....To spend the money for other things...
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