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Old 03-19-2008, 02:39 PM
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Thought you guys might enjoy watching what I get to do at school:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFpEqjCBmNM

It will be a 1.4L V8 using Honda F4 heads (600cc) and stroked. ~275hp or so.
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Way cool. Thanks for sharing....

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No problem Mike, glad you liked it.

I guess I'm trying to impress the wrong crowd, I thought for sure more of you were car guys. There's no time for scratch built V8s when I could be showing off bolt ons or something
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Pretty damn cool. Would love to see more set up and after shots...
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Originally Posted by Poik
No problem Mike, glad you liked it.

I guess I'm trying to impress the wrong crowd, I thought for sure more of you were car guys. There's no time for scratch built V8s when I could be showing off bolt ons or something
Ya, next time show some pics of your upgraded exhaust or new 13" rotors lol,,, you'll get more responses hahaha.....

I liked it because it brought back memories of my high school metals class. We had to make a casting of a B&M shifter handle and cast it in molten aluminum using a sand mold. After it was cast we had to sand it down and polish it. Good times.... I think the liablitiy insurance would be too high for somthing like that in todays high schools LOL...

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