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1990 block should be roller ready if 302, the roller 351W camshaft is okay and way better than the stock flat tappet garbage.
I love the H.O. cam for budget performance build with E7s or GT40 irons.
Doing this labor over again is silly, I would skip the camshaft and freshen up my heads first is budget low. Hell, could find some early GT40 irons and rock out with the O.E. 351W roller cam and I bet would drive nice!
Note, both of those cams are very mild so they should have plenty of overlap to idle clean...and did when new.
GT40 irons are very mild, yet both aforementioned items will change the V.E. of the engine. Just how it is with mods that allow it to breathe differently
Juat heads up, Fox 5.0 shorty headers fit these frames easily but will not connect to the O.E. Y pipe...yet they are pretty simple to find cheap, especially the BBK unequal length ones. A 2.25" Y pipe with a single 3" would be fine for the truck.
I actually tried this, the issue I ran into was the driver side collector, as it would spit right out onto the front driveshaft. I couldn't think of a way to make that work, or at least work better than stock.
To be fair, I am by no means a master fabricator, I just started dorking around with a mig welder.
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