Engine Studders...
Yeah the plug faces down and the the MAF faces forward -
I have some pics of intakes I made in the past - but I sold them and haven't made another yet - The pic on the bottom is where your MAF should be ..

I have some pics of intakes I made in the past - but I sold them and haven't made another yet - The pic on the bottom is where your MAF should be ..

Last edited by jbrew; Jun 28, 2007 at 07:02 PM.
Originally Posted by Kevin24
Hey jbrew i saw your email,i'll write back later

I 'm just waiting for the JB Weld to dry anyways..
Originally Posted by jbrew
No Problem - It wouldn't have anything to do with working 80 hours a week would it ?

I 'm just waiting for the JB Weld to dry anyways..

I 'm just waiting for the JB Weld to dry anyways..
Oh well i like having 40 hours of overtime
I got done early today though!What are ya JB welding?and did put those high flows on yet?
Originally Posted by Kevin24
That very well could have something to do with it
Oh well i like having 40 hours of overtime
I got done early today though!
What are ya JB welding?and did put those high flows on yet?
Oh well i like having 40 hours of overtime
I got done early today though!What are ya JB welding?and did put those high flows on yet?
hey Jbrew....i started pricing some spark plugs and i went to advance auto parts and i asked for NGK and they told me those are a horrible choice for my truck they are for import cars...they said autolite are the best for my truck...or they just full of it or something...?
Yeah ,
Don't listen to them - this is a Ford f150 5.4L,4.6L and 4.2L specific site .
They think just because Honeywell manufactures Motorcraft for Ford and that Honeywell also makes Autolite that there the same plug.
They are NOT.. Don't bother arguing, just go somewhere where they sell Motorcraft .
Motorcraft IS the OEM plug for these motors . The difference between the two are the heat ranges.
Motorcrafts are made to EXACT Ford specs. Autolites are not.
If you want the truck to run the way it was engineered - get the plug that they were dynoed with and tested with at the factory..
The Autolites heat up terribly , I tried them once, look at the discoloration. Thes plugs lasted 40 miles before it started to misfire..
Don't listen to them - this is a Ford f150 5.4L,4.6L and 4.2L specific site . They think just because Honeywell manufactures Motorcraft for Ford and that Honeywell also makes Autolite that there the same plug.
They are NOT.. Don't bother arguing, just go somewhere where they sell Motorcraft .
Motorcraft IS the OEM plug for these motors . The difference between the two are the heat ranges.
Motorcrafts are made to EXACT Ford specs. Autolites are not.
If you want the truck to run the way it was engineered - get the plug that they were dynoed with and tested with at the factory..
The Autolites heat up terribly , I tried them once, look at the discoloration. Thes plugs lasted 40 miles before it started to misfire..
Originally Posted by Matt****son
i think im going to go with NGK like you said to begin with
Yeah , but I said I would only use those (I think there TR6's) if my truck was moded - more extreme than it is now . When I add a blower , I will run the NGK's but not before.
Maybe I didn't explain that clearly enough..
Originally Posted by Matt****son
o ok i misunderstand you...thanks for your help...but still stay away from Bosch?
Just get the Motorcraft , you can't go wrong with those..
Originally Posted by glc
jbrew, what's your opinion on the Denso Iridiums that Troyer sells? I see Motorcraft has iridiums now too.
The lightning or any blown motor , stage 2 or 3 heads can make good use of these plugs .
A lightly moded motor really doesn't need them.





