I was thinking about using an air saw or maybe a jig saw with a metal blade. Or even drilling small holes around it and using an air saw to finish. I also ordered the anderson maf delete kit with 10" filter. My car is Holley efi so no maf.
93 Teal Terror - I've been emailing back and forth with AFM and am also looking at this kit. I was told the heads and intake are on backorder so I may also be on an extended build timeline. I'll be installing on a 295,000 mile untouched engine. Did you encounter any piston to valve clearance issues? Have you had a chance to get any #s?
Thanks me too. I've been wanting to do a HCI for over 20 years. You know its funny after all this time, it kind of just feels like a newer car with less grip. The expedition has the twin turbo V6 and the truck the coyote 5.0 with probably similar numbers though obviously both are pigs.
Either way I am impressed how good it runs with almost 200k miles on the stock short block.
I just got this kit myself, but ran a different timing chain and for some reason I’m getting a whining noise as if I have a supercharger or something any advice would be appreciated
I just got this kit myself, but ran a different timing chain and for some reason I’m getting a whining noise as if I have a supercharger or something any advice would be appreciated
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