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B-Cam in a Carb 5.0?

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Old 10-26-2009, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by mjr46
I'd map out a budget first and goal for the ride, then that'll define what parts suit the goal best
good thinking, what i honestly want is about 280-300 rwhp, i want trick flow track heat intake, trick flow heads, or 351 heads if they can pull the hp, and cam..along with cold air and it will have longtubes and o/r exhaust all the way back...witht he 3:73's..that is my goal, if i can get it done on the carb motor tho, it would be great, what do you suggest mjr since you are the know it all and i trust you...anybody else chime in..not bashing anyone,

ON A SIDE NOTE!! the carb motor has 161k on it and it runs ***** out all the time, it however burns oil from the #2 cylinder, what can i do to fix that, it only blows a little coal under WOT, other than that its clean, even on start up, she just uses some oil..but for 975 bucks and a free spare fuelie motor i didnt care...let me know!!!
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Old 10-26-2009, 07:43 PM
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track heat is an efi intake......are you going carbed???
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Old 10-28-2009, 12:46 AM
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well that is what i dont know, and i am 100% aware that a track heat is a efi intake, idk if i stated it or not but the car came with a complete efi engine, but i really like the carb, its so simple, but like i said she is drinking oil from a cylinder, and i dont know if i should sell the motor and just fix the carbd one i have, or build the efi motor with the trick flow parts...so i don't know.suggestions?
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Old 10-28-2009, 12:47 AM
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so basically the car has the original 5.0 carb motor in it, she drinks a little oil only burns it when WOT, he included a complete 5.0 EFI out of a 88-89 gt...
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Old 10-28-2009, 09:13 AM
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Why not play with the car with the carb motor in it, while you're build the 88/89 5.0? Since you like carb just keep the 88/89 motor carb as well?

I thought the 85's were factory carb anyhow - were there split-year models that got EFI?

But having a fresh short block is definitely a cool idea, I wish I could have done that with mine when I first got it. Would've girdled everything and paid more attention to fasteners and gaskets than when I kept changing my mind as to what I wanted to achieve with the car.

Keep in mind, you don't need to make your EFI motor an EFI motor...

Just my .02
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Old 10-28-2009, 10:11 AM
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ahah very true, all 1985 mustangs were carbed, it came with a 88/89 efi motor....no split models that got efi that i know of....but i am trying to figure out why the carbd motor is drinking oil, like i said it burns it under WOT, but if i could figure that out then i would build te carb up a little...and work on the 88/89 5.0 motor at the same time, like you said....and judging by your last sentence i assume your saying use the efi block and parts and just put the carbd stuff back on it right? which i was also considering too...
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