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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wood&#039;s 5.0" data-source="post: 1456472" data-attributes="member: 21775">Hello and welcome to the forum. Great find there and what a good-looking ride. Glad to help you any way that I can buddy but if I may humbly offer my opinion on what you should do with a find as nice as that? Leave it stock down to the air pressure in the tires. Fix the radio and exhaust, give her a good tune-up front-to-back, skin the top back, put it in "D" and ride around with your shades on knowing you're the coolest cat in town. Don't go down the rabbit hole chasing horsepower. That car will last you a lifetime if you take care of it. I promise you that you won't pass one like yours on every corner so ride in it and enjoy it for what it was meant to do. You can turn it into a fire-breathing, Hammy-eatin', bowtie-beatin' monster if you want to with enough money, time, and aggravation but that will suck the fun out of it faster than you can imagine and you will never enjoy it as much as you will right now knowing you can get in it, crank it up, and ride to the left-coast and back in conditioned air if you want to and not have to worry about if you're gonna make it back home because of something breaking or overheating, leaving you stranded beside the road. A supercharger on an otherwise stock '94-'95 5.0 will maybe give you 300 HP to the rear wheels...maybe. A new Ecoboost with a cold-air kit and a tune will embarrass you and leave you wondering what happened. You have a really nice car there - Keep it that way and enjoy it.</blockquote>