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There are not a lot of mods out there for the 4.7. Its a different motor than the easily modded 3.9/5.2/5.9 line up. These are OHC modern motors that are not easyly modded like the old school OHV motors.
You can get HO cams and a s/c'er and of course the obvious; tuners,exhaust,intake, ect,ect.
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Location: Southeastern CT (home), Middle of nowhere VT(school)
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There just simply isn't a demand for expensive modular motor parts. OHV motors are old school tech and easy to make the parts and have been in production for years. The newer motors have more R&D involved and would make them expensive and there is no market for that.
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2001 Dakota sport 3.9 auto 2wd 135k - SOLD
2002 Dakota sport 4.7 5 speed, 4x4 112k and counting
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