Marky Dissod
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In the long run, E85 will definitely build up less carbon coke in the combustion chamber and on the valves.
Might even clean up any if you've already got some.
2WD, right? Between a mere tune, and a cam and a damn good tune, my advice to you would be:
1. Get a 4.10 axle and a good tune.
City MpG and tow rating will improve, highway MpG will stay about the same (will improve while towing).
Smiles per gallon will DEFINITELY improve. Cheaper than a cam+installing the cam if you find a 4.10 axle.
If this doesn't scratch your itch:
2. 6.0L (as is) and a good tune.
I'd personally prefer an LQ4 over an LM4 / L59, even with similar peak horses.
Under 4000RpM, the LQ4 is simply stronger.
Might even clean up any if you've already got some.
Try a good tune before a cam. A cam would require a damn good tune, by the way.... too cheap to be fixing stuff ...
2WD, right? Between a mere tune, and a cam and a damn good tune, my advice to you would be:
1. Get a 4.10 axle and a good tune.
City MpG and tow rating will improve, highway MpG will stay about the same (will improve while towing).
Smiles per gallon will DEFINITELY improve. Cheaper than a cam+installing the cam if you find a 4.10 axle.
If this doesn't scratch your itch:
2. 6.0L (as is) and a good tune.
I'd personally prefer an LQ4 over an LM4 / L59, even with similar peak horses.
Under 4000RpM, the LQ4 is simply stronger.