meppwc

I have a 1992 inline-6 F-150
I am looking for ways to increase performance and gas mileage by replacing certain factory stock components with parts that will help things out.

I am not looking to replace internal engine parts or anything of that nature. But I am looking for any ignition parts, fuel options, anything that is easy to do and doesn't cost an arm and a leg to get improvements.

I am assuming that there may be non-factory parts that could accomplish this.

Looking for suggestions.

Bluegrass

On computer controlled engines there are no improvements you are looking for.
The reason is the engine is controlled by computer.
Trying to force a change from the 'outside' is trying to force a change in the computer program.
It dosesn't work that way.
For example if you were to raise fuel pressure at the injectors to add more fuel, the program will just reduce it backwards again because the change is detected by the OX sensors. How it controls injectors is by pulsewidth variations of open close time to affect control of how much fuel is allowed to pass each time.
You cannot alter anything to far or it is seen as a fault, by the computer.
The program has tables that are referenced to know what to do. You can't alter that fact.
As a matter of reletive reference, you cannot feel a power change by seat of the pants of less than about 10 hp.
Air inlet alterations, filters and even exhaust won't be of any advantage getting more power unless you are running the engine at high rpm where it may make some small difference.
Good luck.