Wagon Train

[goinbroke2]

Oh here we go......
9" rear
top loader 4 spd
dist in the front
equally spaced intake ports
firing order

C'mon join in, let's play "what else has chev copied off of ford but the fan bois won't admit"?

There's more but I don't want to say them all...cam plate instead of a button...see, it's easy!

Who's next?


(they didn't copy ford on the gov money, they copied dodge on that one hehehe)

[Jeff Teuton]

I see the Bow Tie folks dumped the 450 inch motor? I'm hearing all kinds of rumors, but I don't want to promote any tainted information. Pretty reliable sources though. I'm sure the Shadow knows. Now is the Shadow gonna speak up?

[Gary Summers]

Originally Posted by Jeff Teuton

I see the Bow Tie folks dumped the 450 inch motor? I'm hearing all kinds of rumors, but I don't want to promote any tainted information. Pretty reliable sources though. I'm sure the Shadow knows. Now is the Shadow gonna speak up?

Jeff the big 3 had a pow wow at Pomona and they agreed to limit the cubic in to 445 including overbore to be able to run the factory showdown

[Ed Carpenter]

Originally Posted by goinbroke2

Oh here we go......
9" rear
top loader 4 spd
dist in the front
equally spaced intake ports
firing order

C'mon join in, let's play "what else has chev copied off of ford but the fan bois won't admit"?

There's more but I don't want to say them all...cam plate instead of a button...see, it's easy!

Who's next?


(they didn't copy ford on the gov money, they copied dodge on that one hehehe)

When's the last time f... Won a national event in pro stock ��

[Rose Racing]

Originally Posted by deuces wild

When's the last time f... Won a national event in pro stock ��

DRCE based DRAG RACE CLEVELAND ENGINE

[Ed Wright]

Originally Posted by Rose Racing

DRCE based DRAG RACE CLEVELAND ENGINE

So, it's not based on the BBC, which was around before the Cleveland?
Maybe there was Clevelands in '64/'65, and I just had not seen one.
Were you racing, or even around then? LOL

[goinbroke2]

Originally Posted by Ed Wright

So, it's not based on the BBC, which was around before the Cleveland?
Maybe there was Clevelands in '64/'65, and I just had not seen one.
Were you racing, or even around then? LOL

Chebby invented it, ford perfected it.

[Ed Wright]

Originally Posted by goinbroke2

Chebby invented it, ford perfected it.

Yeah. That's the ticket. LOL

[Paul Precht]

Originally Posted by goinbroke2

Chebby invented it, ford perfected it.

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...18-chamber.jpg

Quote from a Ford guy on a car forum---Does the combustion chamber in the picture below look vaguely familiar? Its the combustion chamber of a mid-1950's Chrysler Poly Spherical canted valve head. The Chrysler Poly Spherical head was the first canted valve head, the one Chevy and Ford copied. The combustion chambers of the big block Chevy and the big block Ford don't resemble this too much, but the Cleveland is a dead ringer.

http://www.network54.com/Forum/65433...+Cylinder+Head

[goinbroke2]

Originally Posted by deuces wild

When's the last time f... Won a national event in pro stock ��

Don't be bitter or we'll sic a Glidden on ya. LOL! Ford's won enough PS in both HRA's, now we're just letting ya catch up. (What's the only ps to never lose a race in it's complete racing career? (hint, it had ford on the front and rymed with hairmont. Bwahahaha)