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Old 03-28-2006, 02:49 AM
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I live in an area where big 4X4 trucks are the "cool" thing to have, and I might have a hard time finding someone like that. I live in Kentucky, and if anyone knows of a good/trustworthy place...let me know ASAP!!! I'm ready to start building SOON!!!
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Old 03-28-2006, 02:54 AM
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im taking mine to blus oval classics in kingsport tenn. ride revolutions is good too but b/o/c only build mustangs and they have a dyno too. they have a website too. blueovalclassics.com.
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Old 03-28-2006, 03:00 AM
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i think you would be better off with the TRACK heat since you are running a 347 . i am running the STREET heat kit on a 302 and i have said on this forum before i really like this trick flow kit . if i had my time to go over i would buy the SAME street heat kit again.
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Old 03-28-2006, 03:51 AM
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Seriously, once you get the kit installed, you will have to set the idle up higher anyways. My car idles at about 1000 RPM.. It only takes a flick of the throttle to hit 1500rpm even in a stock car, 1500 rpm is nothing. You must think about it, and plan out your combo.

My street heat was good for beginning the build up, but now that I am hitting over 105mph in the 1/4 the motor is starving for more air faster! So out with the E303 and the Street heat, and in with the F303 and the Track heat...
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Old 03-28-2006, 03:58 AM
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you should look into the tf cams.
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Seriously, once you get the kit installed, you will have to set the idle up higher anyways. My car idles at about 1000 RPM.. It only takes a flick of the throttle to hit 1500rpm even in a stock car, 1500 rpm is nothing. You must think about it, and plan out your combo.

My street heat was good for beginning the build up, but now that I am hitting over 105mph in the 1/4 the motor is starving for more air faster! So out with the E303 and the Street heat, and in with the F303 and the Track heat...
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Old 03-28-2006, 04:16 AM
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MINE IDLES AT 750-800 AND SOUNDS LUMPY .[ THIS IS THE TFS KIT]
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Old 03-28-2006, 04:23 AM
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ORIGINAL: ikeybmg

you should look into the tf cams.
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Seriously, once you get the kit installed, you will have to set the idle up higher anyways. My car idles at about 1000 RPM.. It only takes a flick of the throttle to hit 1500rpm even in a stock car, 1500 rpm is nothing. You must think about it, and plan out your combo.

My street heat was good for beginning the build up, but now that I am hitting over 105mph in the 1/4 the motor is starving for more air faster! So out with the E303 and the Street heat, and in with the F303 and the Track heat...
I have, I like the numbers on the F cam. Which cam is comparable? The F cam is 512/512 288/288 LS 109 .. The only cam that is close is Trick Flow's 499/510 275/279 LS 112.. That is relatively close to the cam I have, 498/498 282/282 E cam.. If you know of a good Trick Flow cam that will be an upgrade from the F cam that stays under 550lift for my AFR's then let me know.
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Old 03-28-2006, 05:35 AM
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check out comp extreme energy cams. they can give you alot more options on cams. pretty much match you up with any setup. or a custom grind from them can match any setup. lunati or crane are good too.
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