mommucked
Endeavoring to persevere
- Joined
- Sep 26, 2011
- Location
- Rural Apex n.c.
In reality, a frog and a pig? I mean come on. We all know that won't work.
Its a fsj, on tons and 42s? She heavy
Yes sir! The Yates heads held up great but the cam, mains and connecting rods didn't like it a bit! Nor did the block!Nope, it does not. Lifting heads is just one of it's talents.
Yes sir! The Yates heads held up great but the cam, mains and connecting rods didn't like it a bit! Nor did the block!
Haha I kinda miss those days, I split a roller 302 all the way down the center once on spray, I went to a cog belt T-trim and snatched the end off of the crank when it spun/hooked. Got into fourwheeling b/c it would be a better family environment........I still wheel sans the famYes sir! The Yates heads held up great but the cam, mains and connecting rods didn't like it a bit! [emoji38] Nor did the block!
This WAS a 347 on a 200 shot.Haha I kinda miss those days, I split a roller 302 all the way down the center once on spray, I went to a cog belt T-trim and snatched the end off of the crank when it spun/hooked. Got into fourwheeling b/c it would be a better family environment........I still wheel sans the fam
Silly boys, only girls douche!View attachment 187419. Funny, but still so much wrong in this picture
The push rodz car club had a drag day at one of the local tracks and there was a rat rod truck w a turbo'd LS running like 5.90's or something in a 1/8.I talked to the dude and he said he had never even had the heads off.I ran a stock bottom LT1 '95 Corvette on a 175 shot for a long time.
Car had a Art Carr Nitrous convertor, Shorty headers 1.6 rollers and the GM Hot Cam.
On drag radials, it was a STOUT car that was daily driven.
I had a STOCK 2002 Camaro SS that ran 12.97 @ 108.5..... I mean stock, less than 5000 miles......
LS motors are freaking unreal.