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Old 10-31-2004, 05:23 PM
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I've got an 89 Mustang 5.0, but the Mustang forums suck , so I thought maybe y'all would be willing to help. I shift at around 5500-6k rpms. Should I get a rev-kit? If so, where can I find them?
Old 10-31-2004, 06:30 PM
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I hang out at http://forums.stangnet.com/

But why do you want a shift kit? I take it is a T5, so why would you want to go past the 6K redline on a stock 302?
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A rev kit is not really necessary. Maybe if you went with some sort of radical cam.
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u might want to try a trade kit for an LS1 F Body
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Ouch. I do have an F Body.......only it's pronounced Fffff.............ox body
I don't want the rev kit so I can go above 6 grand, I just want it so I don't have to worry about valve-float. Just a precaution. Kinda like using a condom, I guess.
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.................So, any help?..................Any help at all?
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5.0 at 5500-6000 rpms...just get the right springs for the cam you're running. You won't have any float. The rev-kit won't be useful until 8k
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The problem is with a rev kit for a Ford is Ford Racing makes a kit just for the N351 cylinder head only. No other manufacture as made one for a while, unless someone has just started making them for a standard head again. If you still have the factory heads on it don't even waste your money putting it into the factory heads. If it is a stock camshaft you won't make power that high 5500-6000 rpm.
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Originally Posted by Grease Munky89
I've got an 89 Mustang 5.0, but the Mustang forums suck , so I thought maybe y'all would be willing to help. I shift at around 5500-6k rpms. Should I get a rev-kit? If so, where can I find them?
No need for a rev kit in a 5.0...

As for a good site... There's none better...

Hardcore5.0

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Thanks!
I guess I should add-in that my baby is bottle fed. But shhhhhh, it's a secret. Anyway, I realized that when I am on the spray, I hit faster times when I go higher in rpms. Should springs do the job?
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Originally Posted by Grease Munky89
Thanks!
I guess I should add-in that my baby is bottle fed. But shhhhhh, it's a secret. Anyway, I realized that when I am on the spray, I hit faster times when I go higher in rpms. Should springs do the job?
All depends on the cam design...

Better go to HC5.0 or send a PM..

I don't want the "internet police" getting their panties in an uproar...

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Originally Posted by EDC
All depends on the cam design...

Better go to HC5.0 or send a PM..

I don't want the "internet police" getting their panties in an uproar...

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I plan on putting in a FRPP E303 cam with 1.6 rollers. However, I also heard about puttin on the GT40P heads off the 5.0 Explorer. What would the best bang-for-buck be? Should I throw in the E303 with the 1.6 rockers and get the stock heads ported?
If I ever go real crazy I wanna put in a 347 streetfighter stroker kit with Twisted Wedge heads and an X303 cam.

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