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    Engine Porn

    This was the engine I built for my GT40....
    331 CID / 4 Weber 48IDA carbs / Dart Pro1 heads / Inglese design roller cam
    414 hp / 430 tq
    I’m thinking about building another for my 33..
    Lets see some of your engines!
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    Last edited by Big-Foot; 11-12-2017, 09:19 AM.
    Regards - Randy
    Randy's Rod Shop
    1933 Ford Tudor "Bugsy"
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    Work of art cool car as well, that will paste your butte back in the seat.
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      I never had the chance to drive the car - but hope to some day as the fellow who bought the whole nine-yards lives about 30 miles or so from me in MN...
      Regards - Randy
      Randy's Rod Shop
      1933 Ford Tudor "Bugsy"
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        Any new porn Big-Foot (engine only, I'm to old for the other ! ) ? Pics of some of the cars/trucks you've owned ? I was never into real fast cars, but had friends that were. Thanks, Pat
        Model A's and of course the famous AA's
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          Sprint cars love em nothing like 130 mph sideways on dirt.
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            pAAt commented
            12-10-2017, 10:19 AM
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            Chief, take Tom and I for a spin sometime !!
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          Hi guys... Sorry for the long pause in my activity here - I’ve been a bit under the weather and so has Dar. Now trying to get caught up around our place here in AZ. More on that in another thread.
          I ‘spose we oughta stick with Fords - I have had numerous non-Ford vehicles that might qualify as Engine-Porn however..
          Here’s a cool pic of another engine going into a GT40 replica.. I like the Weber look EFI.
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          Regards - Randy
          Randy's Rod Shop
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            Nice SBF in a friend’s 34 Ford PU..
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            Regards - Randy
            Randy's Rod Shop
            1933 Ford Tudor "Bugsy"
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              Randy it's good to see you back and hope your both doing better. Is that fitted with a GM HEI dist?
              3~ Tudor's & 1~ Coupe
              Henry Ford said,
              "It's all nuts and bolts"
              "Start by doing what's necessary; then do what's possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible."
              Mitch's Auto Service ctr
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                Thanks Mitch.
                Yes on the HEI. I have one in my 33 with 302 as well. I’m going to be removing mine and installing a Duraspark dist at some point.
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