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Old 03-04-2008, 09:10 PM
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Like i said weve been rediculous busy so i havent had time to post that much so heres another one of my creations.I wasn't happy with what was availabe for the sonny leonard head bbc hemi head as far as block were concerned so we created a full water 100% billet block check out the 65mm cam tunnel 1.026 top fuel lifter holes keyed ,cross bolt main.Going in a promod with two 106mm hair dryers three injectors per cyl.And will be drivable on the street for whatever thats worth but still cool.We hope to break in the 5 second range with this motor.Tom Nelson www.nelsonracingengines.com
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Old 03-04-2008, 09:18 PM
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Thats awsome !!!
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I need one of those..

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hmmm... think that would fit in an Ultima GTR?
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Scott said he got this smiley for me, but I think he had you in mind....................

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Is this the engine I heard about going into the 69 Camaro? If it is do you have any detailed build pics?
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Gadzooks!
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lookin' forward to video footage!!!
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bucks the motor for spiro's car was built by fast times motorworks in morton grove il
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That's just insane, Tom. And in a good way. More pics, please.
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