[todd512]

4.7 intake HO or not an HO ?

I have a Chrysler 4.7 intake/ new takeoff part (newest design/style 2007 and up) and can't definitvely find out if its an HO application intake or not

Numbers on it are as follows:

7108115805
05277
53032761AH

It appears to have a date code of :

1087 08:37 860

I've searched a lot of databases and have found the service part # has a AA code on the end and the AA replaces many other numbers

Thanks in advance.............Todd

 

[ImperialCrown]

That part # shows for the 4.7L HO. It actually climbed to an AJ suffix, but that part has superseded to 53034229AA for the most recent iteration. It shows applicable to 2008-2013 vehicles.
The standard 4.7L was rated at 235 bhp. The HO (Overland and R/T) up to 2005 was rated at 270 bhp with a bump in compression and tuning.
From 2006-on, the HO was now rated at 303 bhp. I didn't see a lot of them because of the Hemi MDS advantage.
A flex-fuel capable 4.7L was introduced in 2004.

 

[rcnesneg]

What's HO?

 

[todd512]

What's HO?

High Output (or high performance)

That part # shows for the 4.7L HO. It actually climbed to an AJ suffix, but that part has superseded to 53034229AA for the most recent iteration. It shows applicable to 2008-2013 vehicles.
The standard 4.7L was rated at 235 bhp. The HO (Overland and R/T) up to 2005 was rated at 270 bhp with a bump in compression and tuning.
From 2006-on, the HO was now rated at 303 bhp. I didn't see a lot of them because of the Hemi MDS advantage.
A flex-fuel capable 4.7L was introduced in 2004.

Thanks for the info, I knew someone had to know....I appreciate it!