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Vacuum leak that appears when the engine heats up and a crack/gap widens??

Yeah, me too!! That would be a beast in my little Barracuda!! I pulled a 2001 5.9 Magnum from a yard. Stripped it down, took it to a machine shop for hot tank, hone, crank polish, new main, rod, and cam bearings. I sent the cam to Oregon Cam Grinding for a regrind (.215/.223 @ .050, .517 @...

If he could just round up another $3K. :lol::lol:

Great video @rumblefish360 . They built a monster with that 360 Magnum! Over 500 Ib/ft. at 4100 rpm, damn...

Stroker kit sounds good. Any money left over for a torque converter and gears?

If you pull the entire distributor out and look in the hole, you'll see the intermediate shaft. It connects the cam to the oil pump and it drives the distributor. The shaft can be rotated one tooth at a time to change the orientation of the rotor. For example, you could back it out...

It doesn't really matter where the rotor is pointing as long as the tower in the cap has the spark plug wire going to #1 cylinder. Having the rotor pointing a little more towards the #1 plug will give you more clearance for the vacuum advance running into the firewall. If you move the...

To upload a video it has to be on a video hosting site such as YouTube, then just copy and paste the link in the post text box.

Let's try this one. The last link I posted works, but it doesn't give a preview. By the way, you cleaned it up a lot!

Here ya go. On YouTube, press "share", copy link. Then hold down in the post box on FABO and hit paste https://youtube.com/shorts/zanZYWQ_XdI?feature=share

He mentioned it in Post #1.

I created a YouTube account just to post videos here. Only have like 3 saved so far.

You can upload videos here by "pasting" a link from a video hosting service such as YouTube. Upload it to YouTube then share the link in the post area.

Even though he has a Mustang, it's powered by Mopar!! And...he's an 18 year old young gun working on an engine so I give him Major Props for that! @Professor Fate has a lot of good info to get you started. Give it a try and let us know how it's going.

If your distributor doesn't have a vacuum advance, put a rubber cap on both, the ported and full manifold vacuum ports.

I just looked through your photo garage. KILLER car!! :thumbsup:

Welcome Alex! Looks like a nice clean Valiant. Lots of great ideas here! I can't really add anything new. Safety is always good so, as others have said, make sure the brakes are good to go. Dual exhaust would be good and will help your car sound good too!! Then maybe a 4 bbl intake...