2.0 Engine Performance
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2.0 Engine Performance
I have a 1985 Ranger S with a 2.0 carburated engine. Is there "anything" I can do to increase it's performance. It's the slowest thing on the road. I thought about putting in a 4:11 ring and pinion but thats more that I want to get involved with. I don't want to go the V8 swap because that's too much. I just want a little more get up and go. A little quicker from 0-50. Maybe a better carb or something. A few thoughts would be appreciated. I like the engine as it seems like it would run forever.
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Hi Herman,
Another place you might try your question is the FI, Carburation and Fuel System Forum ...they seem to know a lot about the "older" carbs over there.
Another place you might try your question is the FI, Carburation and Fuel System Forum ...they seem to know a lot about the "older" carbs over there.
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