E-force ordered
#13
Shane... so you are going with a custom tune from JDM, GT500 pumps, larger cold air kit w/ 90 lb/min MAF?
Is this with the 3.50 pulley? I would also get the 3.25 pulley. Edelbrock sells them for like $37. When I called JDM, the dude on the phone was trying to sell me one for like over $100... something like $138 or something... and I thought he was nuts...
When I purchased my kit from Tillman, I ended up buying the 3.25 pulley for $37.
One more thing, if you are going with the 3.50 pulley, please make sure JDM sells you the right length. Email Rob Simons to verify the correct length. I saw where he gave you his email address on the Edelbrock forum.
I am using a length w/ my 3.50 pulley that is practically the stock length... I think 101.5 length. I think the stock length 101.7".
Anyway, make sure the belt is the gator back version also (heavy duty).
The same belt (101.5) will work with either pulley's, 3.5 and 3.25. This length is very tight on the 3.50 pulley and seesm to work well. I have not had any belt problems.
Is this with the 3.50 pulley? I would also get the 3.25 pulley. Edelbrock sells them for like $37. When I called JDM, the dude on the phone was trying to sell me one for like over $100... something like $138 or something... and I thought he was nuts...
When I purchased my kit from Tillman, I ended up buying the 3.25 pulley for $37.
One more thing, if you are going with the 3.50 pulley, please make sure JDM sells you the right length. Email Rob Simons to verify the correct length. I saw where he gave you his email address on the Edelbrock forum.
I am using a length w/ my 3.50 pulley that is practically the stock length... I think 101.5 length. I think the stock length 101.7".
Anyway, make sure the belt is the gator back version also (heavy duty).
The same belt (101.5) will work with either pulley's, 3.5 and 3.25. This length is very tight on the 3.50 pulley and seesm to work well. I have not had any belt problems.
#14
Thanks for the tip. My stuff is on the way. I will check into that when it gets here.
I had this internet-goober idea. I've got a web cam doing nothing on by my computer desk. I might set it up in the garage for the install. Surely there's a place that hosts webcams for free....
Come one, come all - watch Shane do an E-Force install. And text him if you notice him screwing something up. LOL
I had this internet-goober idea. I've got a web cam doing nothing on by my computer desk. I might set it up in the garage for the install. Surely there's a place that hosts webcams for free....
Come one, come all - watch Shane do an E-Force install. And text him if you notice him screwing something up. LOL
#16
Thanks for the tip. My stuff is on the way. I will check into that when it gets here.
I had this internet-goober idea. I've got a web cam doing nothing on by my computer desk. I might set it up in the garage for the install. Surely there's a place that hosts webcams for free....
Come one, come all - watch Shane do an E-Force install. And text him if you notice him screwing something up. LOL
I had this internet-goober idea. I've got a web cam doing nothing on by my computer desk. I might set it up in the garage for the install. Surely there's a place that hosts webcams for free....
Come one, come all - watch Shane do an E-Force install. And text him if you notice him screwing something up. LOL
Good Luck with this install! I have had alot of fun doing it.
#18
Nothing major, Just little things.
For example, I was trying to following the instructions to a tee. The instructions would say basically secure part with nut, so I would. Then later on realize I had washers left over and realized they should go on with the nut. The directions didn't say anything about the washers. So I had to go take off the nuts and put the washers on. Silly things like that.
Oh and when I went to secure the S/C onto the engine I was trying to use the stock bolts. Which I think would have worked except on the Passenger side furthest back, which of course was the last one I put in place. I re-read the directions twice for this step becasue I couldn't get the last bolt in place. On the third finally saw in the first sentence to use the supplied bolts. I lifted that dam S/C on and off the engine like four times trying to figure out why that last bolt wasn't going in place.
For example, I was trying to following the instructions to a tee. The instructions would say basically secure part with nut, so I would. Then later on realize I had washers left over and realized they should go on with the nut. The directions didn't say anything about the washers. So I had to go take off the nuts and put the washers on. Silly things like that.
Oh and when I went to secure the S/C onto the engine I was trying to use the stock bolts. Which I think would have worked except on the Passenger side furthest back, which of course was the last one I put in place. I re-read the directions twice for this step becasue I couldn't get the last bolt in place. On the third finally saw in the first sentence to use the supplied bolts. I lifted that dam S/C on and off the engine like four times trying to figure out why that last bolt wasn't going in place.
#19
Shane... for what it is worth... don't wait till the last minute to get your belt in hand... it happened to me and drove me nuts for a whole day...
I would email/call JimIII and ask what size was sent and then confirm with Rob Simons of Edelbrock. I have a sneaky feeling JimIII is sending you a longer belt as compared to what Rob will say.
thanks.
I would email/call JimIII and ask what size was sent and then confirm with Rob Simons of Edelbrock. I have a sneaky feeling JimIII is sending you a longer belt as compared to what Rob will say.
thanks.
#20
Mine had horrendous issues that all turned out to be tune related. Ford Dealer was confused so i took over to a dyno and they got it all straightened out. Base pull with Edelbrock tune and all stock but some stock GT500 cat backs was 395 RWHP and 375 ft/lbs @ 102 degree weather. This is a far cry from the claimed 466. After the tune it was 424/400. Considering the heat that was good enough for me. One mistake I have made was i changed the alternator for a PA Performance 200 amp and didnt think to swap the Edelbrock pulley on to it. Guess what, the belt didnt line up and I didnt notice as it is kinda hidden. I dod notice when it shredded going down the road. I did do the GT500 pump upgrade before tunig and it does make a difference because you will run out of fuel before you can get the blower tweaked fully.