Edelbrock Supercharger Install – E-Force–Feeding Your Coyote

October 14th, 2011 Comments Off Posted in General

Edelbrock Supercharger Install – E-Force–Feeding Your Coyote
Edelbrock Supercharger Install - E-Force–Feeding Your Coyote - Muscle Mustang & Fast Fords Magazine
We supply and install an ‘11 Mustang GT with Edelbrock’s creation, the E-Force.

intercooler and intake runners. The E-Force, on the other hand, is mounted inverted in the valley, closer to the engine. Air flows upward into an air-to-water intercooler before making a nearly 180-degree turn into the 15-inch-long intake runners, which offers an almost straight shot into the cylinder heads. The inverted design allows for longer intake runners, which help increase low-end torque production.

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Brodix LH 17 Degree Cylinder Heads – Head Hunting

February 18th, 2011 Comments Off Posted in General

Brodix LH 17 Degree Cylinder Heads – Head Hunting
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Picking The Right Size Cylinder Head For Your Stroker 5.0-Liter Engine.

One of the most important pieces to the engine-combination puzzle is the cylinder heads. But navigating through the 30-plus offerings (for the small-block Ford) can be overwhelming. There are cylinder heads suitable for use in stock rebuilds, Outlaw-style engines making upwards of 2,000 hp, and every combination in between. Factor in ported-head options, and it could make one’s head spin around like a scene in The Exorcist.

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More engine problems. – JeepKJ Country

September 22nd, 2009 Comments Off Posted in Motorcraft Diesel Engine

So I finished replacing the cylinder head on my KJ not too long ago, I drove it gently to break it in and even used non synthetic diesel engine oil (a lot of people told me to do this). I changed the oil about 2000 miles ago using Valvoline Synpower and a Motorcraft FL-1A filter. Well, I checked the oil level Saturday and found that it was 2 quarts low! All I had in the garage was 5W-40 Shell Rotella synthetic diesel oil (’cause that’s all my WJ gets! …

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