Good bolt-on route before cam install?
pacesetter longtubes
Ory
cutout
borla catback
lid with smooth bellows
ported TB
and i have a dry 100 shot
should i delete Air? or EGR or any other free mods to due like that?
Does that sound good for about 350/350 with a good tune not spraying?
with the cam install i plan on going with
f14
dual valve springs
titianium retainers
ported oil pump
7.425 pushrods
new valve seals
crank underdrive pulley
dual roller timing chain
and retune
I'd also suggest subframe connectors for any heavily modified car and I think better LCAs are worth while. Get some good tires too.
i think im going to do full bolt on's get it tuned and spray it like that and wait til i can afford a new rear end and clutch before i tackle the cam
You need 7.4" P-rods with that cam, don't know where you got .425 at.
Yes, I'm Pro-delete-smog equipment too. Get a full or a partial tune to get rid of the codes. This will save you money on O2 sims as well.
You need 7.4" P-rods with that cam, don't know where you got .425 at.
Yes, I'm Pro-delete-smog equipment too. Get a full or a partial tune to get rid of the codes. This will save you money on O2 sims as well.

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Some people also have problems with the double timing chains interfering with the oil pump also.
Water pump is easy to replace later on, I wouldn't worry about it.
160* stat is a good investment if you're going to be replacing the coolant anyway. You'll also be getting a tune with the cam and they can reset the fans for the stat while they're at it.


