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hello! I'm willie, I live in denver, I'm looking at replacing my old 91gt with a 89-93 I was planning my build and wanted to know if this sounds legit, I'm trying to get 350 hp range. I used an app from ridedata.net to pick the fuel injectors the throttle body and exhaust that was really my main concern was if they were right. I was planning to save up a little extra and buy some parts too.
It said at 350 hp I should look for very minimum 28lb injectors, 150lph pump, 75mm throttle body and either 1 3/4 headers for torque at 5000 rpm or 1 5/8" for torque lower If I have a 347 and AFR or TFS heads 185/190s. I'm not sure about trusting an app. It seems like it probably just does math, can someone tell me if this sounds like a legit setup?
thanks for any help! I'm excited to get back into mustangs, my last one was crashed (not my fault!) a few years ago and I couldn't replace it with what little money they gave me for it so I bought a series of beaters, now I'm almost back! thanks!
It said at 350 hp I should look for very minimum 28lb injectors, 150lph pump, 75mm throttle body and either 1 3/4 headers for torque at 5000 rpm or 1 5/8" for torque lower If I have a 347 and AFR or TFS heads 185/190s. I'm not sure about trusting an app. It seems like it probably just does math, can someone tell me if this sounds like a legit setup?
thanks for any help! I'm excited to get back into mustangs, my last one was crashed (not my fault!) a few years ago and I couldn't replace it with what little money they gave me for it so I bought a series of beaters, now I'm almost back! thanks!
I live in Denver but most of the time I stay in Monument with my gf so I was kinda thinking about registering there without testing, but I will definitely have the car in a few years and the gf maybe not so much lol. I'm lucky enough to start from scratch so either way I'm planning to avoid any 93s so I can get 5 year collector plates (25 years is the limit for classic??) and hopefully not have to swap parts every year or worry about it too often.