I know this question has probably been asked before, so i am sorry for the repeat question but i couldn't find it in the archives. Anyway, i am trying to find a mass air conversion kit for a 5.8L f150. I have not been able to find any kits for a 5.8L other than for the lighting.

If there is anyone that know where i could find them, please post the websites, or number to call...anything would be of great help.

thanks ahead of time

chris:+

 

If I remember correctly about 4 years ago I found the part numbers from the Ford Motorsport SVO catalog available at Ford dealers. There are kits for the 5.0 and 5.8 engines, mine was for a 1989 F150 5.0 liter. I then searched the internet for the best price. I think I purchased the kit from Reider racing.
Mark

 

posted this awhile ago for another dude:
the 2001 Ford Racing catalog ($5.00) lists this kit for both manual, AOD and E4OD trucks/broncos from 87 to 93s; w/5.8'..5.0's..etc
http://www.fordracing.com/performanceparts/
truck/bronco kit includes:
eec-iv:
mass air proc. module assy
jumper wire harness w/sefi engine overlay

maf sensor w/air box lid, hoses, clamps
Ford says: "-Converts production "speed density" system to "mass airflow" system which directly measures engine airflow and supports engine modifications.
-This kit is required before making ANY performance modifications to engine and powertrain of EFI trucks. Some California trucks have mass air. NOTE: Designed for 1-5-4-2-6-3-7-8 firing order.

*Not legal for sale or use on pollution-controlled motor vehicles."

..notes that you have to call ford tech "hot line" for 5.8 instructions (think it's initially set-up for 5.0 firing order)

cost is:
$675.00 for manual..pn M-9000-T50 (5.0..ask for 5.8 info)
$750.00 for auto...pn M-9000-T51 AOD only (5.0..ask for 5.8/..and E4OD info..if applicable)
tech line is: 810-468 1356

and call Down's Ford for a price too!
732.349.2240
http://www.thefordsource.com/store/motorsports/electronics.htm
here is the link w/a pic:

https://www.ford-trucks.com/dcforum/bigbronco/1216.html


"honney" also posted ro-Flow has a kit too