Nice Stratos, though my soft spot is for the Stradale 037:
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Originally posted by Beagle View Postsenior Squirrel has a nice one that has had most of the hard work already done...My fabulous web page
"If it don't go, chrome it!" --Stroker McGurk
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Biscayne, Oh Biscayne
Originally posted by BOOOGHAR View Postthis is what I want today, a mid-late 60s biscayne
Jumpy's not anyways close to pristine (it's got the sort of "patina" that some pay thousands to fake) . . .
Can't get rid of Jumpy because of the history. (Many have offered to buy it) . . . Can't build Jumpy because I'm on the Ford team now . . . So Jumpy's tucked away out of the weather in the shop . . . waiting . . .
Maybe I'll get around to turbocharging and swapping in that SOHC Pontiac Sprint mill I bought for it nearly a decade ago . . . that would respect its GM roots without much helping the Chevy team with another pointless, been-done-ad nauseam LESS or SBC build. Or maybe the repop 409 stuff will get irresistibly cheap someday . . . .
I wonder if the World's ready for a Coyote-powered Biscayne . . . .
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Originally posted by Bamfster View PostI say do it ... according to the latest issue of HR, it should only set you back 20 large if you do it yourself.
But if I were, I'd probably try to start with an F-Series Coyote (fortified for some heavy turbocharging) and I'd make my own wiring harness and MS box. Only the TiVCT seems to be an issue among the early adopters. No cheap solutions for that, other than lock out . . . yet.
The Coyote swap will inevitably come way down in price as more used parts and knowledge become available. After all, it just an engine . . . it only takes fuel, air, and spark to run, just like any other mill . . . not something exotic or unobtainable.
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Originally posted by Beagle View Post
(I did once consider buying a clean Engel Imperial and subtly hopping up the mighty 413 with a cross-ram intake, a couple of N20 plates, a stroker arm, and some other tasty bits . . . . )
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Just go ahead and put me in a 2014 Shelby GT500... I wouldn't mind having a new daily driver with 662 hp and 631 ft lbs of tq that I can cruise around all day with the a/c blastin' and not having to worry about it breaking down...87 Mustang GT with bolt on's. Follow my build here:
http://www.bangshift.com/forum/showt...d-Budget-Build
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