The new Build

And the rest of the shop crew:

The decking machine:

Seriously, I hope you are successful with this engine. Hopefully the catastrophic mistakes made with the 402 build will not be repeated.
Last edited by SS RRR; Oct 25, 2009 at 12:54 PM.
Seriously though don't worry about my engine and anything associated with it. Just worry about this "scuffed up" hyd roller engine spanking that solid roller ***..
... and with that build in a 3300lb car, assuming it is 100% should stomp all over anything LT1 solid roller anything. I would guess you should be in the high 9 second territory...
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Agreed..too many people with knowledge that they think they have..
I'll let SS RRR answer that one..he seems to know more than me about the Engine that I have just built & ran in my car for the past 600+ miles so far.
come on guys be easy now no more

Na, my dad would have beat some sense into his *** before he went out into the world.

Are you honestly, that big of a ******* retard...


Let me finish your statement..
"Go take pics of the Deck of your Block that is currently assembled into a running Engine that is installed in your car.."
Fckn epic fail..
You've avoided this question twice now, perhaps you didn't see it so I'll ask again- Was the shop that built this current short block the same one that built the 402?
If this engine does have any power and does hold up and is not anything like the 402- 3.89 gears + 26" tire= f-body in Supra clothing.










