A couple of pictures of my motor
#1
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A couple pictures of my motor
Testing my camera. Still figuring it out. This was from last year when we put it together. I have been running the Chevy Bowtie racing valve covers. I like these better, but they would not fit in the car. I am going to cut them and make them fit.
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/lisasamse...&.src=ph&.view
[Modified by 69 N.O.X. RATT, 8:00 PM 1/12/2003]
[Modified by 69 N.O.X. RATT, 8:11 PM 1/12/2003]
http://photos.yahoo.com/bc/lisasamse...&.src=ph&.view
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Re: A couple of pictures of my motor (69 N.O.X. RATT)
Very nice! :)
#5
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Re: A couple pictures of my motor (69 N.O.X. RATT)
What are the specs of that motor? Very nice looking work.
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Re: A couple pictures of my motor (Smokehouse69)
Specs then:
454 + .030
solid roller
920 dp
Edelbrock rpm heads
Air gap intake
Richmond 6 spd.
Building now:
Bigger solid roller 255 / 262 at .050 .651 lift both sides
Ported heads
Victor jr.
Scattershield
Hoping for high 10,s on motor and maybe a 9.99 on the NOS 150-175 shot
[Modified by 69 N.O.X. RATT, 8:41 PM 1/12/2003]
454 + .030
solid roller
920 dp
Edelbrock rpm heads
Air gap intake
Richmond 6 spd.
Building now:
Bigger solid roller 255 / 262 at .050 .651 lift both sides
Ported heads
Victor jr.
Scattershield
Hoping for high 10,s on motor and maybe a 9.99 on the NOS 150-175 shot
[Modified by 69 N.O.X. RATT, 8:41 PM 1/12/2003]
#8
Senior Member since 1492
Re: A couple pictures of my motor (69 N.O.X. RATT)
Nice work John. :yesnod: Are those GMPP aluminum heads? Did you have them ported? How much $$??
[Modified by 1970 Stingray, 5:43 PM 1/12/2003]
[Modified by 1970 Stingray, 5:43 PM 1/12/2003]
#12
Drifting
Re: A couple pictures of my motor (69 N.O.X. RATT)
69 NOX RATT-
Beautiful job on that motor!! I am still in the process of getting my carb adjusted. I realize after driving it that I DO need to switch out those 3.08's and go with 3.55's. That would give me more torque to the pavement right away and STILL be able to run 2000 rpm's at 70 mph!!!
When are you installing it?
Bob :cool:
Beautiful job on that motor!! I am still in the process of getting my carb adjusted. I realize after driving it that I DO need to switch out those 3.08's and go with 3.55's. That would give me more torque to the pavement right away and STILL be able to run 2000 rpm's at 70 mph!!!
When are you installing it?
Bob :cool:
#13
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Re: A couple pictures of my motor (Bob Turner)
I should have it back together in about 6 weeks or so. It depends on when the heads are done. I pretty much have all the parts together.
I need to call Fel-Pro and see what head gaskets they reccomend for an o-ringed block and aluminum heads.
They are oval Edelbrock Rpm heads. I am having them proted and bigger intake valves put in (2.25) rather than 2.19. I got a good deal on the head work (I know a friend of the guy doing the heads pretty well). He is doing the heads (ported and angle mill), bigger valves, and matched the intake up for $700.00. I will get a before and after on the flow bench, The porter said they would flow about 280ish before and 330 ish after.
After it is back together it is straight to the dyno then the track.
[Modified by 69 N.O.X. RATT, 11:32 PM 1/12/2003]
I need to call Fel-Pro and see what head gaskets they reccomend for an o-ringed block and aluminum heads.
They are oval Edelbrock Rpm heads. I am having them proted and bigger intake valves put in (2.25) rather than 2.19. I got a good deal on the head work (I know a friend of the guy doing the heads pretty well). He is doing the heads (ported and angle mill), bigger valves, and matched the intake up for $700.00. I will get a before and after on the flow bench, The porter said they would flow about 280ish before and 330 ish after.
After it is back together it is straight to the dyno then the track.
[Modified by 69 N.O.X. RATT, 11:32 PM 1/12/2003]
#18
Re: A couple pictures of my motor (69 N.O.X. RATT)
sell me your motor so you can buy a better camera :) j/k awesome camera, took a pic of an awesome motor - good job.. . . :jester