1977 F250 460ci
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well Im 18 and with gas prices the way they are im not any where close to livin large, but I was maybe thinkin about puttin an edlebrock carb on first what cfi do you recomend? and then I was thinkin about puttin either headers or an edelbrock intake manifold on, what do you think I should do first for the most power gain??
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In my opinion, get headers before you get anything else. The stock manifolds are the single most restrictive portion of these engines. You can plan on a set of headers eating up most, if not all of that $300 but it'll be worth it. I wouldn't spend money on an intake unless you plan on getting a new cam and all that good stuff too. You won't see much if any difference between a new aluminum intake and the stocker you have on there now. Maybe someone else can chime in here about the carb since I have no experience with the Motorcraft carbs but I do know there's a fair number of guys using them who have made minor modifications to their engines and they're doing fine. If you choose to replace it I'd look at a 670cfm carb, plenty of volume and will still help keep a little bit of fuel efficiency. I'm currently using a Holley and really like it. I've never had good luck with Edelbrock carbs but there's as many opinions on that as there are people on this forum. But like I said, start with headers. You can pick up an easy 30 horse right there.
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i planning on put a low to midrange cam in my 460, intake, and cobra jet heads.
so far i just have hedman headers, moroso deep sump oil pan, edelbrock 600 carb with a carb spacer(mostly because when i put the carb on nothing was open and that was the only way i could get the carb to bolt up)
so far i just have hedman headers, moroso deep sump oil pan, edelbrock 600 carb with a carb spacer(mostly because when i put the carb on nothing was open and that was the only way i could get the carb to bolt up)
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if its a stock 2150 2v, depending on the venturi size, it has plenty of carb if its stock, if you upgrade just dont run an edelbrock, they are a pain to tune, and wont run at angles for crap....all the offroad needle and seats do is keep the needle from opening and closing in bumpy terrain. holley will run at half decent angles, the motorcraft carbs and simple, cheap and will run at crazy angles....some thing with q-jets
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