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Old Apr 5, 2004 | 03:09 PM
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Arrow RGR in the house

I've been into the Ford V6 heavily since 1997,
cams and porting is my thing, anyone here got a
a heavy-hitting V6 truck ?

I'll have some dyno #'s soon for a big 4.2 cam I did and
he has ported heads too, Talleywacker is the guy

Doing a huge custom cam GP right now, email me if you want details.
 
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Old Apr 6, 2004 | 12:27 AM
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i had my intakes upper and lower ported when i did my leaking gaskets. it revs fast in the higher rpms now.

what i would be interested in is anything that would add torque
for pulling a boat.

i have electric fans, jba headers, gibson swept side exit, ported and polished upper and lower intakes, 3.55 LS, run 87 octane, 5spd, custom air intake (cut out plastic to expose k&n), 255/65R16 on 16x8 ARW the black nascar type style 761 i think.

thinkin about getting underdrive pully. still need to count pullys. so i can get the right belt.
 
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Old Apr 10, 2004 | 11:49 AM
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Originally posted by Mr_Bentwrench
i had my intakes upper and lower ported when i did my leaking gaskets. it revs fast in the higher rpms now.

what i would be interested in is anything that would add torque
for pulling a boat.

i have electric fans, jba headers, gibson swept side exit, ported and polished upper and lower intakes, 3.55 LS, run 87 octane, 5spd, custom air intake (cut out plastic to expose k&n), 255/65R16 on 16x8 ARW the black nascar type style 761 i think.

thinkin about getting underdrive pully. still need to count pullys. so i can get the right belt.

I have several truck-compatible grinds, all building torqe
at various RPM ranges. The stock cam is so small that anything
helps, but I have some proven ones for torque. Some even
can use stock springs and pushrods!

email me for further info, like prices.

I'll send a cam form when you do.
 
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