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I have a '90 302 in my 86 f150. they are completely different set up for the intake, on the 86 the air box rests on the motor.. on the 90 its right behind the washer fluid box. what can i do for a high performance intake? people have said the cones are pointless cause it just sucks in hot air from the engine bay, so any help would be appreciated!
Put the '90 airbox and intake tubes on it and go get a a snorkle from an I6 truck.. that's the piece that goes from the rad support to the bottom of the airbox and it's a much better design on the I6 and 460 trucks. That setup with any drop-in filter will support 300+hp and you got some work to do to get that truck motor up there.
Give the chip a pass.. it's not buying you anything you can't get for free. Get a timing light and advance the distributor until the engine pings under load and then back it off a degree or two.
Pinging is pre-ignition of the A/F mixture that sorta sounds like a ping or rattle in the engine when it is under load.. trying to accelerate or climb a grade without downshifting at highway speeds for example. This should not happen normally and can be brought on by advancing the ignition too far or by a dirty injector that causes a cylinder to be leaner than the rest or even a buildup of carbon on top of the pistons.
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