Engine/Transmission (1994 - 1998) Which Fuel Plate With Injectors

[okayred]

HA! Any time I hit 3000 rpm, I get a wedgee from my seat cover. Besides, its my daily driver.



Another question: I had the head milled and they took around . 005 off. The cometic gasket was . 010 thicker than the stock one. That puts my compression lower than stock.



Would this cause a loss at the top?

 

[Forrest Nearing]

nah, shouldn't any power loss... I wouldn't push that Cometic gasket too hard though



these engines will take 4,000 no problem. With stock valvesprings as long as you keep it below 3500 or so, you'll be just fine

 

[JHenry]

I have a '98 with #5 plate. This was recommended by TST. I wanted mostly low end power for plowing snow. I also cranked the rod forward to get more out of it. I have 4" straight pipe, Stage II air filter and BD valve body in the auto transmission. I'm extremely happy with the power in this truck. Acceleration from 0 to 60 is phenomenal. I was advised by TST not to do anything else, and they were right.