Recent content by fasttcars

With some better castings to fix the issues I'm sure he has more planned. Start to preliminary was only about 2days. He says air speed is to high at the short turn ATM. Already more promising than Indy CNC's -1/-2. Hope it works out. I know I have some stainless W2/W5 rockers that are getting...

I hadn't either until today. Brett Miller has been working on some preliminary W5 work with intentions of having a new casting done. Last week he was looking for Virgin W5 head castings. By Wednesday already had some and 2 day's later had a finished port going 350@0.600 which is already more...

Was this engine ever put on the Dyno?

Just ordered some Viking DBL adjustable front shocks for my 67 Valiant through PST. With the discount and free shipping(to Pheonix) saved a guy 100$ Canadian vs anywhere else. Thanks James!

Great thanks for sharing! I was just about to do a seperate post about this. I seen these pictures on a recent Drag Boss posting about the Arrow. Super cool that you have it! I screen shot every picture they showed of the engine! I'm still a bit young being only two in 79 but definitely...

They They Have a interview on DragBoss Garage(YouTube) with Billy Glidden explaining the details of how he was almost caught himself when a tech inspector had his hands on the back cage bars and was commenting how cold they got after a run(nitrous inside) but never caught on. Bob was completely...

Which block is used for the engine?

Ah much better! Would 175$ work for you?

Is this possibly the correct pickup tube for it? So you know I am interested either way but would just like to figure out if I'll need to get another pickup tube before finalizing a deal. Thanks

Hello all, would just like put to rest where the "myth" but factory known reality of where the "sucking a pan dry" word derived from plus just a bit of personal experience on the OP subject since I just pulled my 7200rpm street/strip 408 out for a check over and HP gain detail. This probably is...

Also 2010 n newer challengers take the same offset n size. 18" Wheels on my car are newer Mopar as well. 18x8.5 fit better on the front than most aftermarket 15x5 since they always come with barely any offset. While the 18's are massive offset which most newer cars use. Benefits our cars as...

Yes Mustang is same bolt pattern as mopar 5x4.5. And considering Mustangs are the most popular race cars the race cars mostly use 15". Not talking about factory wheels. Aftermarket off the shelf 15 x 10 7.25 BS

Strong running 365 in my valiant. First car I built when I was 18 and still have 22 years later.