Popular Engine Choices
#11
RE: Popular Engine Choices
ORIGINAL: 351foxstang
im using a 351w stroked to 393 with a tremec tko 5 speed transmission in my 68' coupe.
good luck
im using a 351w stroked to 393 with a tremec tko 5 speed transmission in my 68' coupe.
good luck
#12
RE: Popular Engine Choices
Dont dick around with lame small blocks in a car like that... A big block would be my first choice ebcause of the ungodly amount of low end torque, but Id say for for a 350 chevy motor... you can build those so cheap because they are such popular motors. Blocks should be TOO hard to come by.
Jim
Jim
#13
RE: Popular Engine Choices
Lame small block fords have been whipping chebbie butts for so long, that the Camaro is no longer offered as an option in the chebby line. So, dont come onto a Mustang site and crow about a friggin Gm Product.
#14
RE: Popular Engine Choices
Well Glen, I would have to disagree with you on the chevys. Im a chevy/ford person. So dont try nd cut my head off for saying so, but a chevy 350 can have 450 HP without a supercharger or anything. They are also very cheap, and have all kinds of parts for them.
#15
RE: Popular Engine Choices
ouch... soaring do you have any suggestions for a 5-speed manual? i would go with a toploader but really want to have all 5 gears instead of 4.
thanks,
carl
edit:
after a bunch of reading is a "tko" different from the "tko 500/600" models. because what i was planning on was the tko 600.
thanks again.
thanks,
carl
edit:
after a bunch of reading is a "tko" different from the "tko 500/600" models. because what i was planning on was the tko 600.
thanks again.
#16
RE: Popular Engine Choices
Yep, the Doug Nash 5 speed tranny. They are known as Richmond transmissions today. http://www.richmondgear.com/01transmissions.html
If going automatic, the C6 can be beefed up and give you a little better times at the track.
If going automatic, the C6 can be beefed up and give you a little better times at the track.
#18
RE: Popular Engine Choices
ORIGINAL: kartracer55
but Id say for for a 350 chevy motor... you can build those so cheap because they are such popular motors. Blocks should be TOO hard to come by.
but Id say for for a 350 chevy motor... you can build those so cheap because they are such popular motors. Blocks should be TOO hard to come by.
No No No this is a Ford - it deserves a Ford engine. I am not disagreeing that a Chevy 350 is an easy and cheaper HP build. I hate going to car shows where every car on the lot has a 350/350 combo whether they are Fords Pontiacs etc.
#19
RE: Popular Engine Choices
ORIGINAL: jrrhd73must
No No No this is a Ford - it deserves a Ford engine. I am not disagreeing that a Chevy 350 is an easy and cheaper HP build. I hate going to car shows where every car on the lot has a 350/350 combo whether they are Fords Pontiacs etc.
ORIGINAL: kartracer55
but Id say for for a 350 chevy motor... you can build those so cheap because they are such popular motors. Blocks should be TOO hard to come by.
but Id say for for a 350 chevy motor... you can build those so cheap because they are such popular motors. Blocks should be TOO hard to come by.
No No No this is a Ford - it deserves a Ford engine. I am not disagreeing that a Chevy 350 is an easy and cheaper HP build. I hate going to car shows where every car on the lot has a 350/350 combo whether they are Fords Pontiacs etc.
It is a nice looking ride, but the wheels don't seem right IMO.