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Old Oct 30, 2013 | 10:46 PM
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that should swap in the 04-08's too right?

has anyone seen that swap?

or a newer 5.0/5.8/6.2 swap in the 04-08?

i was thinking last night how cool it would be to have a raptor drivetrain in my 08...
 
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Old Oct 31, 2013 | 12:38 PM
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So you would be around 500 horse w/just the Eaton set up.
how so?
 
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Old Oct 31, 2013 | 01:15 PM
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Originally Posted by jbrew
So you would be around 500 horse w/just the Eaton set up.

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The .jpg links you don't, the others yes.
the ol' eaton un-ported and un-pullied won't do well past 440ish


with a lil' massaging and a pulley (leading to MAF and tune upgrades) 500rwhp isn't unobtainable from an Eaton M112



and while the Eaton install into a "normal" F-150 isn't a true 100% bolt in


it's not very difficult for a knowledgable individual






BUT it is much much simpler than the coyote instrument cluster issue resolution in the '97-'03 F-150's



ask me how I know



 
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Old Oct 31, 2013 | 01:24 PM
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For that much money a guys could build an engine buy a supercharger and all and it would be way better. Good if your doing a NOS restoration but otherwise an expensive deal..
 
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Old Oct 31, 2013 | 01:29 PM
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BUT it is much much simpler than the coyote instrument cluster issue resolution in the '97-'03 F-150's. ask me how I know
I told you I'd help you if you were "back home" in Tx
 
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Old Oct 31, 2013 | 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by str8t six
how so?
Because there over 400 horse without....
 
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Old Oct 31, 2013 | 04:36 PM
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Originally Posted by tarajerame
the ol' eaton un-ported and un-pullied won't do well past 440ish


with a lil' massaging and a pulley (leading to MAF and tune upgrades) 500rwhp isn't unobtainable from an Eaton M112



and while the Eaton install into a "normal" F-150 isn't a true 100% bolt in


it's not very difficult for a knowledgable individual






BUT it is much much simpler than the coyote instrument cluster issue resolution in the '97-'03 F-150's



ask me how I know



Thanks for explaining that, - I didn't know the Eaton had a, - sort of unofficial HP limit. I do now lol. I suppose you would then upgrade to a Whipple, Kenne bell, or Magnacharger to achieve a goal of 500 hp.

Yea, there's no need to ask how you know... Not here anyway
 
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Old Nov 1, 2013 | 04:47 PM
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yes, even the Magnum powers motors need cams and compression changes to obtain 600 rwhp
 
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Old Nov 1, 2013 | 06:08 PM
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yes, even the Magnum powers motors need cams and compression changes to obtain 600 rwhp
Yea, I think Joey went that route and was in the 500's. He built it from the bottom up tho, from what I recall. Nice build, - think he sold it?
 
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