I am looking to do the Trick Flow H/C/I kit, and I called the company's tech line to ask about it and what supporting mods they recommend. The tech guy said that they recommend using something other than the cam they include with the kit (TFS-51402000). (appearently they can delete the cam from the kit, and save you the cash) He recommended a place called Anderson Ford Motorsport (web address by the same name) for a custom cam. So I consider that pretty high marks if the company is recommending someone for a custom cam.
The idea, the tech explained, is to find a cam that is somewhat less agressive than the TFS-51402000 cam, which causes headaches for the computers in '94 to '95 Mustangs. He also suggested looking at a Steeda #19 or Crane cam. (The Steeda is about $90 cheaper than the Anderson cam)
My goal is to step up the power a bit in my summer driver ('vert in Michigan). But I am not looking for a loapy, rough idle. And it would be nice if I could run the setup without a dyno tune or computer work (maybe I'll get that next year or later, but hopefully won't need right away).
Any thoughts on these options? Anyone running the TFS-51402000 cam on a '94/'95 care to comment on driveability without a Tweecer, chip or other computer work?
The idea, the tech explained, is to find a cam that is somewhat less agressive than the TFS-51402000 cam, which causes headaches for the computers in '94 to '95 Mustangs. He also suggested looking at a Steeda #19 or Crane cam. (The Steeda is about $90 cheaper than the Anderson cam)
My goal is to step up the power a bit in my summer driver ('vert in Michigan). But I am not looking for a loapy, rough idle. And it would be nice if I could run the setup without a dyno tune or computer work (maybe I'll get that next year or later, but hopefully won't need right away).
Any thoughts on these options? Anyone running the TFS-51402000 cam on a '94/'95 care to comment on driveability without a Tweecer, chip or other computer work?
