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FooK 08-11-2006 09:07 AM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by rawr
I didn't argue anything, fat ----. I just made an asinine statement, like yourself. So, go suck the ---- out of your x roomates -------.
tard.

Ravage70 08-11-2006 10:48 AM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by random-strike
anyone in a crowd is a tool
belie dat

Tom-Guy 08-11-2006 12:05 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by random-strike
sbc is the most used, most popular, and most successfull engine platform ever made.
Yeah, but they aren't worth much until, as I said, you redo every machining tolerance in the entire engine. Just look at water pump mounting surfaces... lol.

J-SMITH69 08-11-2006 12:44 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Yeah, but they aren't worth much until, as I said, you redo every machining tolerance in the entire engine. Just look at water pump mounting surfaces... lol.
::)

dumb dumb dumb

Tom-Guy 08-11-2006 12:46 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Show me a single stock SBC (or LT1) that makes over 400 whp without shitting #7 and #8 pistons due to incorrect factory tolerances.

J-SMITH69 08-11-2006 12:52 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Show me a single stock SBC (or LT1) that makes over 400 whp without shitting #7 and #8 pistons due to incorrect factory tolerances.
google stock block turbo sbc

JonDouglas 08-11-2006 12:59 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
Yeah, but they aren't worth much until, as I said, you redo every machining tolerance in the entire engine. Just look at water pump mounting surfaces... lol.
Uh what about the water pump mounting surfaces?

The design is old and the process to cast the blocks is ancient. I have heard of core shift causing more reliability problems than the factory machining itself.

Regardless the platform itself is unarguably sucessful. I guess the same could be said about the windsor engines as well though. :-\

J-SMITH69 08-11-2006 01:05 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by snm95ls
Uh what about the water pump mounting surfaces?

The design is old and the process to cast the blocks is ancient. I have heard of core shift causing more reliability problems than the factory machining itself.

Regardless the platform itself is unarguably sucessful. I guess the same could be said about the windsor engines as well though. :-\
doN't JooO KnOw DaT EnIgNes MaDe In 1967 by HumAnZ ArN'Et As TiGhT aS OnEs MaDe In 1997 By RobOts

Tom-Guy 08-11-2006 01:26 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by random-strike
google stock block turbo sbc
gargle jd penis ftw

JonDouglas 08-11-2006 01:37 PM
Re: anyone know anything about mustangs?
 
Originally Posted by random-strike
doN't JooO KnOw DaT EnIgNes MaDe In 1967 by HumAnZ ArN'Et As TiGhT aS OnEs MaDe In 1997 By RobOts
RS you're a fucktard. I am not saying that they are ---- because they were made in the 60s. If I am not mistaken the first SBC came out in 1955 as the 265. All I am saying is that they are bound to have flaws since GM was humping pretty much the same tooling for the past 50 years.

Go gargle some whale penis. :-*


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