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I have a 2001 F250 Extended cab v10 five speed manual 4.30 rear end....I am looking to push up to 400 hp with no turbo or supercharger.....I am having trouble figuring out what to buy so i was wondering if you guys could spew some suggestions and prices...here's the list i want to get
Headers>
Y-pipe>
High-flow Cat.>
MSD Ignition>
Spark plug wires>
Cold Air Intake>
Throttle body spacer>
Computer Chip>
those are the def's
These are the maybe's
Pulleys>
Lighter Flywheel>
and any suggestions you all got...thanks....
Headers>
Y-pipe>
High-flow Cat.>
MSD Ignition>
Spark plug wires>
Cold Air Intake>
Throttle body spacer>
Computer Chip>
those are the def's
These are the maybe's
Pulleys>
Lighter Flywheel>
and any suggestions you all got...thanks....
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Joined: Feb 2000
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From: Mesa
Performance parts
well, lets see....
headers & Y pipe: Banks, $950 Borla $570
cat-back exhaust: any brand, $300-$500
high-flow cat: not needed, stock is OK
MSD: I have no clue
plug wires: V10 uses coil on plug so no wires needed
cold air intake: all the aftermarket systems take air from under the hood so I don't know if it is "cold" about $250 (replacement K&N $45) Banks uses a replacement filter housing that draws colder air from the stock location. This might be the best way.
throttle body spacer: some say they work, some say no difference.
Computer chip: Superchips or Diablo, $350
Keep reading, there will be lots more info.
headers & Y pipe: Banks, $950 Borla $570
cat-back exhaust: any brand, $300-$500
high-flow cat: not needed, stock is OK
MSD: I have no clue
plug wires: V10 uses coil on plug so no wires needed
cold air intake: all the aftermarket systems take air from under the hood so I don't know if it is "cold" about $250 (replacement K&N $45) Banks uses a replacement filter housing that draws colder air from the stock location. This might be the best way.
throttle body spacer: some say they work, some say no difference.
Computer chip: Superchips or Diablo, $350
Keep reading, there will be lots more info.
Sit. Stay.
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From: Washington State
Performance parts
Kirk, a user by the name of nickdoni had a local exhaust shop weld him one. You could try that route.
This is the guy who did his. Maybe he can get you some drawings or something.
http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypMap.py?tuid=102896&ck=1116659207
Lou's Custom Exhaust in North Reading, MA
This is the guy who did his. Maybe he can get you some drawings or something.
http://yp.yahoo.com/py/ypMap.py?tuid=102896&ck=1116659207
Lou's Custom Exhaust in North Reading, MA
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