bogging

I have a 94 f-150 with a 302 engine.a lot of miles on it but it was a free gift from a friend.the truck look's great but it wont let you drive it because it bogg's down to bad to even drive it. it will idle pretty smooth,and rev's up o.k. till i get into high rpm's.but when i tried to drive it , it has no power.i already cut off the whole exhaust system from the cat back. I NEED HELP WITH THIS ONE. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

take off the cat also, could be pluged, happens all the time

soo ahh what did you find out??

catalytic converters can stop up but usually just burn out. Replace air filter, fuel filter, spark plugs, add a can of Sea Foam to next fill-up

catalytic converters can stop up but usually just burn out. Replace air filter, fuel filter, spark plugs, add a can of Sea Foam to next fill-up

My 89 f-250 w/460 bogged up hills and I found out my distributor gear was sheared off but was still running.....also check your fuel pressure and fuel pressure regulator with a high pressure fuel tester on the fuel rail. Idle only reqiures 30lbs, but under load you need near 45lbs, so you could have either a bad low or high pressure fuel pumps. also check that your spark plugs are in the right firing order, that also f*#ks up the power real quick....hope this helps.
ps Harbor freight sells a $11.00 high pressure fuel tester