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Post by The Mad Modeller on Dec 19, 2006 22:50:59 GMT -5
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deadman
Newbie
my special is derby cars, factory stock and hotrodders.
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Post by deadman on Nov 16, 2008 15:39:44 GMT -5
here is the only picture I have taken recently. its my 355 chevy motor with 441 heads on it I rebuilt myself for the derbies. still a strong running motor with some goodies on it! ;D  |
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Post by 67olds on Jan 30, 2009 12:32:57 GMT -5
F@#king new style motors, they may be fast, but i just cant seem to like those like a rebuilt 350 4 bolt main with a lumpy cam and some long tube headers....and when it comes to derby , some long tube headers right out of the hood = D Deadman...good looking motor
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Post by The Mad Modeller on Jan 30, 2009 23:02:11 GMT -5
new style motors, they may be fast, but i just cant seem to like those like a rebuilt 350 4 bolt main with a lumpy cam and some long tube headers....and when it comes to derby , some long tube headers right out of the hood = D Deadman...good looking motor Let me address a few things in your post. 1st Dont use profanity in your posts. This is a family board and its not acceptable here. 2nd The new style or modern engines are so far advanced from the old 350 4 bolts that they dont even compare. For drag racing with superchargers, turbos or NOS the modern engines are top notch. Times have changed. 3rd I agree you probably cant beat a 350 4 bolt for a derby engine. Cheap and easy to find. |
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Post by 67olds on Jan 31, 2009 14:48:42 GMT -5
new style motors, they may be fast, but i just cant seem to like those like a rebuilt 350 4 bolt main with a lumpy cam and some long tube headers....and when it comes to derby , some long tube headers right out of the hood = D Deadman...good looking motor Let me address a few things in your post. 1st Dont use profanity in your posts. This is a family board and its not acceptable here. 2nd The new style or modern engines are so far advanced from the old 350 4 bolts that they dont even compare. For drag racing with superchargers, turbos or NOS the modern engines are top notch. Times have changed. 3rd I agree you probably cant beat a 350 4 bolt for a derby engine. Cheap and easy to find. 1st has already been adressed 2nd im aware of this, i was just stating that i still like old style motors may it be derby or other wise 3rd Its less that there checp and easy to find, if you wanted that pull a motor out of a crown vic, but really more that when built right, they are strong running durable motors. Thanks Karl |
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