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514ford
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inline six blower

Post by 514ford »

hey guys.
bought me a '65 bagged f100.
it has a inline six and the rings have to get replaced.
thinking to ad a blower.
any sugestions how to do this and what is the best blower to use?

thanks
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66fordtrucknut
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Post by 66fordtrucknut »

http://fordsix.com/forum/
Welcome to the club, for all my I-6 stuff I go here, alot of other members post there too.
Charlie
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f100matt
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There is a forum for everything! :shock:
-1966 Ford F100, 352, 4 speed, smoke grey, mustang buckets
-2003 Ford Ranger XL, 3.0, 5 speed
-1989 Ford F250, 460, highboy, 4x4
Garbz

Post by Garbz »

A 6-71 or 4-71 GMC huffer from a Detroit can be adapted fairly easily. Plus have immense cool factor. 4-71s can be picked up fairly cheap now days. A 4-71 will force feed efficiently a 284 cubic inch motor.

They originally were hung sideways on the block on I4-71 and I6-71 Detroit's

A centrifugal can be added too as either a blow through or Dry with EFI.

Garbz
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Bills 66
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Post by Bills 66 »

With stock internals, you want to stick with about 4.5 psi boost. Check out the Eaton m90 or m115 superchargers. They do not require any external oil supply and can be mounted in any position. They are cheap on ebay and originally came on some ford models so a belt system should be reasonably straight forward. The way I've got it figured it should be good for a 50-75 horse power gain. Check out the Eaton and Magna charger web sites.
Bill
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