I don't think it will clear a shaker.:rolleyes: :underchair:

WHAT?!?!?!?!


You been reading too many of Composted Mints responses.... but I always get what he's saying --- EVENTUALLY. LOL

This little baby Ford might be just the ticket in a light weight little daily driven pickup truck.



http://www.roushperformance.com/engines/331-srxe.html

Ok, if needed, I will do some splainin' of my posts, free of charge, every 4th Tuesday from 4am-5am EST. :rolleyes:


lol

:lol:

Ain't nothing :secret: GW.

:D

Subtract the one from the price (along with five zeros), then add some sense, and experience the product of my X302 (which I finagled for free, plus a brief trip to South Carolina), with about 10 fewer horsepower (oh jeez, so weak). I'm pretty sure that somewhere in this country, you can get actual horses (maybe from a glue factory) for $1000.00 apiece...

Oh, wait. I forgot to notice that they included a "throttlebody efi" (F150, anyone?) and "premium fuel." There's the money!

Maybe I should let you build my project --- with your wallet --- for free --- then I'll buy it from you for $100 and you'll make 100% profit?

Awesome new project Greg. Glad to see you're giving a truck some love. I found myself looking at alot of 32's this weekend in Columbus. I've always liked Hot Rods but they are growing on me more lately. I disagree with you that this will add nothing to the forum here. Hot Rods done well require excellent planning and engineering to package everything and make it look and function properly. If you can get regular update photos showing how a shop like Pinkee's executes this build, I think we can all learn from it!

Can't wait to see the updates!

By the way, don't you find the Roush engines a bit over priced for what you get?

HA HAAAAA
That is awesome. Gonna be another great build Greg.