abarker8541

i think you have a great idea. i fully support that. theres no way having someone make it for is cheaper, no way in hell. my vote is a push rod block

antipeterleague

you should de-n00b first.

stealth_GT

that's true.. watch me leave a wrech inside the motor on accident somehow lol..


damn noobZ!

one eyed willy

its funny that you say that,whan i was done,i did a tool check (im **** like that),and i was missing a 15mm deepwell socket.had me pretty worried,then when i was getting in my work truck that following monday i found it,it was a craftsman and i broke it,so i threw it in my work truck to take back to sears for exchange,lol,4 months ago and its still in my work truck.

stealth_GT

lol better broken and your back seat then it making a popping sound when you crank the motor.

(9_@)

CorruptedDemon60

Get on craigslist. buy a used complete motor u can get 4.6s out of older mustang cheap, like around a grand. and just yank it apart and put it back together. if ur not gonna use it for a replacement motor for something then u can get any make or model OHV motor. they are all setup relatively the same. I bought my buddys eclipse motor and tore it apart and put it back together twice just to understand how the OHVs worked. best $300 bucks ever spent. learned alot from it. then ended up selling the motor for $250 afterwards. I say do it just get something cheap and go to town. it u screw up, tear it down again and start over. its all for research. Good luck.

stealth_GT

well, didn't exactly "build a race motor" but got to take one apart.. it was an 86 Mustang V-6 3.8 Push rod motor.. nothing too crazy. Just took everything off then dismantled it all the way down tot the bare-block.. pics up later!

looking at stroker kits now for my car...