DozerII
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That's some mighty fine Fab work right there. [P[P
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forbigpicture
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Good stuff there OI !!! The customer will be extremely happy I'm sure...
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bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
Super sanitary.
Old Iron
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Been slackin on y'all on postin pics.
Old Iron
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I'll be changing plug wire out to black ones
Old Iron
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Good grief those are big pics
bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
Just the right size, OI. Nice work all around.
Do you know how long (miles) Those rod ends on the upper A arms last? Always wondered about non-lubricated rod ends in suspension applications.
Do you know how long (miles) Those rod ends on the upper A arms last? Always wondered about non-lubricated rod ends in suspension applications.
smallfoot
He's rockin' the "Nuttin Special"!
Yep the pix are good. I thought I recognized that as a 292 by the tall side covers. Got me in the mood to do something with the motor and tranny combo I was gifted the other day. My bud's son in law gave me a 1970 250 complete from front to rear. Motor mounts, motor,, bell housing, clutch plates, Flywheel, 3 speed Saginaw(wish it was Muncie). I put it on the motor stand and messed with it enough to know is has good compression, rolls over nice, all holes were wrapped up tight with plastic so nothing got wet hanging on his chain hoist out in the yard. It's was swapped out of a Nova for a v8. I just happen to have some speed parts that I've been collecting.
Is that one of the Weber carbs you're using on that 292? I've got one of the 32/36 Webers for mine. Dying to see what it'll do to a 6er!
Is that one of the Weber carbs you're using on that 292? I've got one of the 32/36 Webers for mine. Dying to see what it'll do to a 6er!
Nice! Fancy work on that front end OI! Looks awesome
Old Iron
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"Do you know how long (miles) Those rod ends on the upper A arms last? Always wondered about non-lubricated rod ends in suspension applications."
These are the rod ends with the nylon that help with longevity. They are also billet and are stronger, haven't had much luck with the other cast style ends.
small, it is a Weber 2 bbl and it has to run no more than 2.5 to 3.5 psi, hence the regulator on the firewall, even tho I'm running a manual pump.
This setup is a kit from Clifford's, Weber carb, Clifford intake and headers.
It seems the engine has solid lifters, don't know if it has a stock cam or a performance one. The engine is fresh with .060 overbore.
These are the rod ends with the nylon that help with longevity. They are also billet and are stronger, haven't had much luck with the other cast style ends.
small, it is a Weber 2 bbl and it has to run no more than 2.5 to 3.5 psi, hence the regulator on the firewall, even tho I'm running a manual pump.
This setup is a kit from Clifford's, Weber carb, Clifford intake and headers.
It seems the engine has solid lifters, don't know if it has a stock cam or a performance one. The engine is fresh with .060 overbore.
agdeuce
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Yah! A man after my own heart. The 292 is great and looks like it will get right on down the boulevard. Around here I find it is about 20% of the car folks approve of a inline 6. Can't make horsepower yada, yada, yada. I like it because it is different and does the job. Granted you can build 2 SBC's for the price of one inline. I am in the process of trying to develope my own manifold/header for 3 Carter YF's. Not exactly the best combo and am having to do a lot of fussing. It may not work but again I wanted something totally different. I might have to try some carbs normally used for tri-power. Your ride will be fun and the build is very well done. Have fun and can't wait to see more. Steve
smallfoot
He's rockin' the "Nuttin Special"!
Oughta hum right on down the road! I watched a lot of Stovebolt's stuff some time back. It got me in the I6 mood. Some of that and a racing crew that used to operate close to me sure did well with them for no horse power.
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Old Iron
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A fella named Joe Williams who owned Bonded Transmissions, had a altered with a punched out 292 with three side draft Webbers call Six Pack To Go. No one could out run him.
Mayfield had a 57 Chevy called Stormin Bull 427 built to the hill, challenged Joe to a grudge race and got his guts stomped out.
Mayfield had a 57 Chevy called Stormin Bull 427 built to the hill, challenged Joe to a grudge race and got his guts stomped out.
forbigpicture
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Since we're talking 6 bangers..I just thought I'd share this (it's an older article) kinda grew up watching this local Legend when I'd go to the drag strip with my uncle...he ran a 292 and really knew how to get the power out of it...
https://bluetoad.com/publication/?i=58587&article_id=614631&view=articleBrowserMore info:
https://www.herald-dispatch.com/fea...cle_3c358ab7-7bc6-5fbb-b1e5-90dd447bf458.html
https://bluetoad.com/publication/?i=58587&article_id=614631&view=articleBrowserMore info:
https://www.herald-dispatch.com/fea...cle_3c358ab7-7bc6-5fbb-b1e5-90dd447bf458.html
earthman
Fascinated by rolling objects!
Love inlines the favorite being the 250 that SF mentioned. Had several 235s and the 250 starting in '63 was so much better.
Old Iron
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I hear the 250 is a better engine for getting performance out of. They can stand more rpm's
smallfoot
He's rockin' the "Nuttin Special"!
Kool reads FBP!
bob w
Still crazy after all these years!
At the time I built the 300 Ford 6 for my dragster I had 2 292 cores in the garage. The Ford looked like it had more potential at a lower cost.
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Looking good O.I. 
