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I have seen the TFS-R used on a F250 with a little modification.
Short runner intakes such as the TFS-R or Edelbrock RPM are usually poor choices for heavy trucks. The power band is just too high in the RPM range for most (not all) truck aplications
Originally Posted by 408bronco
The set up you have is that the Truck EFI?
The EFI system I am running is from an 89-93 Mustang 5.0. I ran this system on my old 302 and factory truck intake as well as now on my 357w with a car style Performer intake.
I will be having a chip burned soon to run 30lb/hr injectors and a 90mm L-MAF.
What about the coils that sit on the drivers side manifold bt the head?
I actualy have my coil mounted to my AC compresor. I dont have a pic of it but can take one later today.
I dont have a smog pump so I dont need TAB and TAD.
I do have good 3-way magnaflow converters that dont need AIR to make up for no smog pump. I pass metro Atlanta emissions tests with flying colors with this setup.
Short runner intakes such as the TFS-R or Edelbrock RPM are usually poor choices for heavy trucks. The power band is just too high in the RPM range for most (not all) truck aplications.
With a 408 stroker I need the volume. It also drops the RPM range.
Thanks for the info on the throttle bracket. I am also talking with a guy on the lightning forum that has a Gen 1 and his brother converted an F-150 to a lightning set-up.
I thought you probably used the lightning bracket. Does your EGR work or is that just for show?