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The 5.0 truck intake flows more air than either the the 5.0HO or GT40 intake, so it has the potential to make more HP too. A cobra motor was rated 240hp as delivered in a car, but with some free flowing exhaust and a little more cam or 1.7 rockers it will deliver over 300HP easy.
The 5.0 truck intake flows more air than either the the 5.0HO or GT40 intake, so it has the potential to make more HP too. A cobra motor was rated 240hp as delivered in a car, but with some free flowing exhaust and a little more cam or 1.7 rockers it will deliver over 300HP easy.
thanks, thats really good to know. i was planning on getting some nice exhaust, but i dont think ill get the cams or anything. i have to be careful about giving my engine too much power because my tranny is only rated for 330 lb/ft of torque. i think if i ever got up to 300 hp my tranny wouldnt be able to handle it. i would love some cams just to sound better but its just not practical. im not planning on getting a new transmission.
Fuel lines aren't necessary, though you'll need the V8 fuel rails and 8 injectors. Most 5.0 intakes have internal EGR so if you get a complete truck intake that will already be there, and same goes for the cobra motor, if it's complete the EGR will be there attached to the upper intake.
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