Performance mods worth getting?
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Performance mods worth getting?
I'm planning on buying a Edelbrock cat-back exhaust kit, a K&N fuel injection performance kit, and trying to find a computer tuner (Does anyone know where I can find one.) But I'm doing this to my 1995 F-150 Eddie Bauer (302). Plus I heard the Torq rating for Eddie Bauers w/ 302's is 412 Ft. Lb. of Torq. Is that true?
Thanks in advance JP.
Thanks in advance JP.
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Your on the right track, imagine your engine is an air pump. The more air you can get in and out, the more power you can make. Eventually, you will get to the point of needing more fuel too, so as you move more air be prepared to add more fuel. Don't get discouraged, because you will be boosting the effeciency of the motor, so you mileage will not change much.
Superchips might have a tuner for you, but Sniper has a tuner that will cover your application. You have a EEC-IV computer, sence your truck isn't OBD2 your tuner options are a little limited. Check out Sniper, I am tickled pink with my special forces software.
Superchips might have a tuner for you, but Sniper has a tuner that will cover your application. You have a EEC-IV computer, sence your truck isn't OBD2 your tuner options are a little limited. Check out Sniper, I am tickled pink with my special forces software.
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Well thats still a good chunk of tourqe. But they said at the page for eddie bauer trucks (1995) that it was cranking out 412, but I don't care as long as there is more tourqe than horsepower.
Thanks for the info.
Thanks for the info.
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