Thread: 1990 460 strght up timing?
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12-05-2006 08:27 AM #1
That's a fuel injected engine, right??? I've done the straight up gears on many a 460, not sure what it would do to with a computer controlled EFI engine, or if the computer would even know you did it.Yesterday is history, tomorrow is a mystery, Live for Today!
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12-05-2006 08:59 AM #2
i'd leave the timing alone. the computer is set up to work in a certain specifications, and if you get out of that specifications, then the computer don't know what to do. if you need a little more power then add an msd box or something similar.Mike
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12-05-2006 10:38 AM #3
The best thing for that truck is a duall exaust and leave the rest alone.If it has the factory exaust on it still.I have a 89 and from 2 foot away you cant even hear the biggest engine ford made running,The muffler /exaust is very restrictive.Then if you want to get real tricky you can cut the air horns out of the intake hoses.If that is still stock the engine is breathing out of 2 quater size holes.You will loose a little low end from these mods,but it will not stop pulling at 3800 rpm after that.There is a plastic piece in the middle of the intake hoses ,look at both sides of that to see the air horns.
Ohh and to answer your question the fuel injected motors are straight up timing starting 86-87. It started in 71-72 and went till the fuel injection.Its gunna take longer than u thought and its gunna cost more too(plan ahead!)
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