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I live in a rural area, most homes are on 2 1/2 to 5 acre lots. Most people mind there own business and some are uptight. I have one neighbour...
Before you cut your pans up, I have a pan with baffles etc, that doesn't work for me. Are you looking for a 392 pan? Its flat, has a shorty...
That would be my answer as well, bottom for the bearings.
Thanks for the photo and suggestions. This will help.
Search function here and other places did not show clearly what I am looking for. I have a '58 392, and want to know if the original location for...
As far as I know, that is a bolt on unit and you may need to find another tail stock and related internals to make it work. No problem with the...
Looking to start plumbing in brake lines, what size would be recommended? Specifics: Tilton style master No power assist Disc fronts Drum...
For me it has to be any blown fuel hemi the moment the pump is flipped on. There is just something about hearing the chaos once the fuel is lit....
The sand trick works well, you can heat it a little to if needed. Just make sure that you use dry sand before capping and heating. I have done...
We'll see if this attempt at loading pictures works. Anyway, I wanted to keep this with the look of a drag inspired theme. The water pump looks...
Good time to run across this thread. I had planned my cooling (or thought I did) but then had to give it all a rest. I'm going to try and run a...
Has anyone here gone with an 'outside the box' waterpump application? Reason I'm asking is that I am trying to figure out if a Hilborn or Enderle...
Does anyone have any links or resources on the 727? I'm looking for more technical articles on id'ing and rebuilding these tranny's. My searches...
Guys, Thanks for all the input, I'll have to wait....... Rocky, How the hell have you been? I think a trans shipped from your way would be a...
Yes, I have a Hot Heads adapter. Honestly when i was coming up with the combination I thought that there had to be millions of 727's kicking...
I've been looking locally for a 727 without much luck. It's going behind a blown 392. Mild combination for street use. the car is a 34 ford,...
What are the differences (if any) between a 727 and a 904 tranny? Are the internals interchangable or are they completely different? Been looking...
Thanks Skirv, my mistake....it's a 34 Ford. Thanks again.
Does anyone know the dimensions of the rad core for a 34? I need to know size, without the tanks. not much turned up on a search......thanks.
I've got a story from the other end... A friend was selling (beleive it or not) an early 70's Pinto FC. The car had a little history to it and a...
Here in the frozen tundra that I call home, I use a 90,000 btu oil fired furnace to keep my 24 x 40 shop at 40. Over the holidays I installed a...
The flaps on some dragsters are to keep rocks and other debris from being kicked up into the headers when towing back on the return road. They...
Here's my story... I've been working on a local who has several old cars/trucks. About five years ago I started by asking him about a truck he has...
Not to brag, but my wife just bought me a blown 392 for my project. She handles the money, I just make it. While she doesn't understand why I need...
One of the best, cruelest jokes I ever pulled involved a whole group of people. First a little history you have to know, we had been working out...
I've been thinking about what would make a 'different' water pump. What are the opinions on using and/or modifying say an Enderle 1100 or 1200 or...
Somewhere I read once that the 'bow tie' used for the Chevrolet logo was a design that was pirated from wall paper in a Paris hotel by Louis...
[IMG] Here is one of my little guy learning some of the finer arts...
There are also 'riv nuts'. These are basically a rivet with threads on the internal side, the only negative is that you need a special tool for...
I started building one of these for my kid, used an old (50's) aux. fuel tank as a body, cut it so it had a flat bottom 3" clearance and used an...
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