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Great news. I will driving to where my hood is tomorrow and will figure out what I need and let you know. We want to make sure Mark gets what he needs first since he started the thread.
Was doing some research on E85 for a friend and found your build thread. This is one serious car and I agree with those who complimented your skills (and your garage!). Congrats on finally getting to "fire her up". Sounds and looks awesome. As someone who always tells people I have a "go"...
I'll be watching for a response from a member, I just bought a 70 RR and separate air grabber hood, haven't figured out what I need yet when I switch hoods. Welcome to Forum though and good luck with car.
Nice to c a young gun getting into the classics. Car has great lines. A long, hard road ahead but it will be worth the sweat and struggle. When finished, you will have a lifetime to enjoy something special.
Next time I rebuild (hopefully not soon) maybe I will put big boy britches on and go bigger cam, was away from this stuff for a long time, had a mid-life crisis about 6 years ago and found a shiny black fast loud Mopar so I couldn't resist. Didn't even know these forums existed. Between this &...
yep cam on small side, took milder of 2 options from engine builder since mainly street car doing local runs, no plans to run at the strip but I do like fast street car. I bought car with stroker, couple years later cracked a cast piston (Indy) and wiped out cam and lifter so had to do rebuild...