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Old 05-25-2010, 08:02 AM   #2
Dale McPeters
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Oh you are opening up a can of worms.....

On a street/strip car a cent. blower or a a small turbo setup

With the turbo/turbo's you will have more under hood heat. And on a foxbody the EEC-IV is not as easily tuned like the late model EEC-V's. The early EEC-IV's are rpm based not load based.

Tuning the EEC-IV's with a cent. blower works very well as you can base timing etc. on rpm instead of load.

Note all of this assumes you are keeping the factory EEC-IV. If you are swapping that for an AEM, BS3 or Fast then what I posted above is mute...

I personally like a centr. blower for street/strip use as they do not generate as much under hood heat. And that is a good thing for us desert rats...

Although the turbo's would probably make more overall power than the V1-S trim..

I would talk to coupe he can help on the turbo side and make suggestions on what to do about the cooling issues.
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