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#2
02-08-2005, 10:18 PM
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HO stands for High Output. HO has more hoursepower
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02-08-2005, 11:29 PM
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Re: dference between 5.0EFI no HO & 5.0 HO
thankyou anyway buddy but i was looking for a more detailed answer. i asked this a month ago when i found this forum. but i found out what the difference is.i noticed alot of people read this question so i found the answer for you owners of 5.0EFI standart output/ non-HO motor
i cant give or no how to give the exact link so ill explain how to get to it. Go to www.foxthundercats.com then go to thundercat links then click thundercat related links then scroll down and click Matt Naylors fox t-bird FAQ then click any/either of the bottom 3 links marked tbird11 or tbird145 or tbirdfaq they all are simlar
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02-08-2005, 11:36 PM
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Re: dference between 5.0EFI no HO & 5.0 HO
i noticed most on this site own late model tbirds.so thats for my tbird owners from 1988 and older with the 5.0 standart output motors
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dference between 5.0EFI no HO & 5.0 HO
