Hello my name is aaron I have a 1993 d150 with a 318 I was wondering what I could do to get good amount of horsepower and torque out of my truck

 

Put a 360 in its place.

 

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Will move you now.

 

well since no one can help me out I guess I could always put a sbc in it and call it a day. Better mpg and easier to make fast!

 

well if you feel that is the way to go then go for it. there is not really much you can do with a stock obd1 dodge computer. you can get 1.7 harland sharp rockers and aftermarket intake, 52mm throttle body and high flow exhaust and that is about it without digging into the engine and really building things.

 

If you are going to put a 350 in it, you obviously don't have to comply with emissions regulations whatsoever.

So consider going to carb and doing this http://www.moparmusclemagazine.com/t...d/viewall.html

 

no. don't put a carb on it. you would probably loose more power sticking a carb on the magnum engine than you currently have with it being fuel injected. i know i love the fuel injected magnum 318 in my 93 ramcharger even though it is stock.

 

thank you crazzywolfie I really love the 318 and it already has a good amount of power but just not enough for me but I just cant find a lot of aftermarket performance parts for it and wontacceptthis I live in Mississippi so we don't really have a lot of emission laws but I would never go from fuel injected to carb ecspecially not on a dodge.

 

The link i posted includes a full build that would be impossible with stock OBD-I magnum fuel injection. You'd need either megasquirt or similar, or a carb to do that many internal mods. I wasn't suggesting just slapping a carb on it. I was thinking along the lines of the average warmed-over carbed 350 that gets shoved into everything, but using the existing engine.

How much power do you want, and how much are you willing to spend?

 

well im really trying to get atleast 300 hp but keep it MPI ive herd I could just get bigger injectors and a bigger throttle body to give it more air and fuel and like a 3 inch full exhaust and it could produce around my 300 hp mark. I have never built a dodge engine so I am open to all ideas