First of all, my name is Marc, and i live in holland.
I got a '55 F100 with a 351W ('69 ).
It is totally rebuild and runs great.

But..........., does anyone of you know, if there is a manufacturer
for superchargers, for a 351W. ??
I would like to "add" a few more HP's.
I was also thinking off a "froggersystem" ( NOS, bad idea ?? )
But so far i can't find ( let's say nothing ) for a 351W.
What would you guys ( and girls ) recommend .???
A "stroker" isn't my favorit.

Hope to here some suggestions from you...

Greetings,

Marc

 

all right.... First there are a few questions that need answered.

1. How much money do ya got.
2. What is this rig for (racing, four-wheeln', pickn up chicks)

There are a lot of aftermarket kits for this sad daddy. I got two of the 1969 vintage. Check out summitracing.com and see what they have. The Edelbrock power packages (cam, intake, and heads) seem to be a good starting point.

 

Is this an efi motor or carbed?

Supercharged or nitrous both require the engine to be build to a certain level to handle X amounts of nitrous oxide shot or boost.

If its carbed, I can assume you have seen many rootstype blowers for the 302 but not the 351w. I found out recently that you can buy an intake spacer to install the 302 roots type blower on a 351w, the spacer can be purchased form PME (812-546-4220) bet that call will cost ya a good deal, not sure if they have an e-mail address or website. IF your looking for a centrifugal blower then you will need a carb enclosure for your carb. Weather it is efi or carb, contact the links below they can help you out and get you started:

superchargers

http://www.procharger.com/
http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/
http://www.paxtonauto.com/
http://www.holley.com/
http://www.bmracing.com/

nitrous oxide

contact summit racing ( www.summitracing.com) or jegs ( www.jegs.com ) they can let you know what is available from different manufacturers of nitrous oxide. There are many kits available for the 351w efi or carbed. Good luck

 

Thanks a lot for all your reply's.
JW Taylor, thanks a lot for the links.
I did find the website of "PME". ( i called them).
It is www.pricemotorsport.com
WOW.... great stuff !!!

I'm a few steps away from "blowing" my engine ....
Hehehehe...

Thanks guys,

Marc

 

By all means, let us know how it goes. Good luck