thod44

looking for some sug. on my mods i have and ones i should do to make them work better....88 GT 5.0 \ 5-speed\ stock bottom end, E303, E7 heads, exhaust humps removed and runners smoothed, performance products upper and lower typhoon intake and 3/8 spacer between.70mm TB and EGR plate, 70mm mass air sensor cal for 24lb injectors, 24lb injectors, adj fuel press. set at 35psi,255 fuel pump, A9L computer mass air conversion, stock ign. system.(msd wires), mac shortie headers, x-pipe,flowmasters, centerforce clutch,3.73 rear, think thats about it .....just wonder what i should do to get the most from what i have!!!??? should i change something i have done??

SchoolBoy

What do you have for gears in the rear, is it an A/C car, and How many miles are on the car? If the miles are reasonable you might what to look into geating a Super Charger that puts out 5-7 psi of boost. That way you won't stress out your bottem end, and mixed with the right cam should give you a very strong running motor...... At the time of rebuild, I would put some good heads on it, and get forged internals, this will let you put more boost through the motor safely and effectively.......

thod44

it has 3.73 gears no A/c(removed) 50,000 miles.....bottom end is stock had heads off 3000 miles ago and had them milled, ported, valve job , put in the cam lifters pushrods, intake, injectors....not lookin to super charge it , nat. Aspr. is the way in trin to go.....i know soon i need a light weight lower end but just lookin for some tips with my curret combo that will get me the most out of it....any body have any other tips

ikeybmg

bout the only thing now is to upgrade wht you have from the way it looks. head intake cam etc.

gspfunk

smooth out flashing inside intake, port match it all; new heads (Twisted wedge or AFR), U/D pulleys, 1.7 roller rockers.....

stanglx2002

you need suspension to get the power to the ground

U/L Control arms
subframe connectors
torque box reinforcements

bdwjdw

If it's a factory motor it should have forged piston from the factory