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Doesn't manifold vacuum drop off as engine speed increases? If this is true then why hook up the vacuum advance to manifold source. If the vacuum drops off as engine speed increases then your vacuum advance isn't even working. If it was me I would do a complete tune up including tuning the carb

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AJ. Hope you have a great day

Awesome looking car

What are custom valves

50k? Major pipe dream. I didn't bother watching the video as I got better things to do. Car looks like it needs a paint job too

I agree, there's nothing wrong with a zero deck piston. I don't know about stroker motors but it's the rpm's that it turns is kinda high for a long stroke long rod motor?

Just a question, isn't that short deck height kinda short for building a stroker motor? If I did the math right the pistons would be at zero deck height and that means no room for decking of the block if it would be needed. I would want a extra .250"-.375" that would help open up the use of...

Going by the deck height and connecting rod length along with half of the stroke, wouldn't the compression height be 1.077"? I looked up Diamond Pistons and didn't find any for this combo. Are they custom made?

I didn't see it

I read again the beginning of this thread and I figured out for myself what PRP meant.

I would've checked all connections first. I didn't read every post on this matter. If the OP just started having this problem then I rule out the cables being to small as the problem would've been reoccurring. Just from what I have read I'm thinking that possibly the starter is going bad. Also...

What I'm going to be saying I know as personal fact. My dad had a 1981 dodge pick up and he had issues with starting when the engine was warm and a charging issue as well. I replaced both battery cables, checked all wire connections for being clean and tight, only a temporary solution. I put on...

Actually the taurus is the wife's. I have a 2019 Colorado. Your welcome. I was only trying to be nice,

I'm sure that it would. I was wrong about the time frame of the build. Randy built his 406 sbc roughly 10 years ago, man how time goes by. Going by today's cost of things I can believe $20k for the 680 hp sbc that you are talking about.

I seen on the news that there's wild fires in california. I hope that you and family are safe.

I really hate to ruin your day but I don't own a mini van.

You posted a picture of your car at last. I probably would've not done that

Most likely not

Oh, you have a minivan. Well look at it this way, once your kids are grown and gone and if you behave, the wife may let you sell it and get yourself a car. My taurus, it has 310 horsepower and I've blown away a high output V/6 charger with no problem whatsoever. Tell dal and naan that the man...

It was junk

That's already been said, talk is cheap, action costs money

You don't have a car? Just save your nickels and dimes and one day you'll have a car. The guys on here can show you how to work on it too

Wrong again, Dan The Man. What's this Dal crap mean

But I do have a car, it's a 2018 Ford taurus

DanTheMan is fine

My name is Dan, not Danny. Wasn't you taught to have respect for your elders?

Haven't you ever heard of just making a joke? Sounds like you need to get a life.

Nothing sir, not a thing

No sir, I believe that a set of cylinder heads for a sbm is around $2500 a set, is that pretty close? I can't afford most aftermarket heads I'm not saying that they aren't worth it