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Old 04-19-2007, 03:47 PM
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1967 f100

I was wondering how much horsepower and torque I can get out of a 1967 f100 352 v8. Also what is the exhaust pipe size stock? And what are the mods I can do to get this horsepower and torque. thanx in advance
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Re: 1967 f100

the question is far too broad.

small block can make up to 1,200bhp and sometime above depending on tune.

you need to decide your budget (and i mean decide, not throw out an ideal figure) before we can tell you the power you could make.

stock, you won't be making much power at all. and that with a heavy steel frame and steel bodywork, the truck won't be very fast until you've done a decent amount of engine work.
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Re: 1967 f100

$3,000 tops, not a penny more.
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