Supercharged111
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Everything about that engine is designed for low RPM torque. A supercharger or turbo would be the easiest and probably most cost effective way to increase your power and then you wouldn't need to bother about the RPM. Rather than investing much money into refreshing or improving the existing heads I would be more inclined to replace them. I think the 1997 engine already has 3/8" pushrods. A different intake will definitely free up higher RPMs, but you'll have to change a lot of other things if you go that route.
Mine didn't, I think late 97 did. Mine's an early one with the old style fuel sender.