89 460 exhaust ?
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Tony,
I use my F250 strictly for towing and the mild RV cam does help. As far as gearing goes it really depends on how heavy a trailer you are towing... and how fast you want to ascend steep grades.
Most of my towing occurs in the mountains and my load averages between 8,000-9,000 lbs. For that I found the 4.10's to be a better gear than 3:55's. If most of your towing/driving is flat freeway then 3:55's would be the way to go.
You do need to get the older timing gear sets to run straight up timing in the EFI models...besides my RV cam already had 4 degrees advance ground in to boost low-end torque.
Deen
I use my F250 strictly for towing and the mild RV cam does help. As far as gearing goes it really depends on how heavy a trailer you are towing... and how fast you want to ascend steep grades.
Most of my towing occurs in the mountains and my load averages between 8,000-9,000 lbs. For that I found the 4.10's to be a better gear than 3:55's. If most of your towing/driving is flat freeway then 3:55's would be the way to go.
You do need to get the older timing gear sets to run straight up timing in the EFI models...besides my RV cam already had 4 degrees advance ground in to boost low-end torque.
Deen