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Hello, fellow inliners. I am a newby to this forum. By my name you can tell what I drive. I have been a big inline fan ever since I started driving. Now most of my experience has been with those orange engine types, but I have been behind the wheel of this truck since it was new (307 000 kms ago). At 271 000 kms I put a new rebuilt engine in her. Very happy with it and always have been, though everything is still stock. I need to play a little bit, but still want to keep things inline. I am even considering building a Track T Roadster with an injected 300( or should I say 4.9L?).
Back to my truck though, I want to build a bit more performance into the Six. As I have said I know a little bit about the Chev inlines and I have an excellent power buildup manual for them. I need to know if any one has come across any Ford Inline Power Building books?
Just in case any of you are wondering how a Chev guy became a Ford guy. It was twenty years ago when in an emergency I replaced a 77 Cutlas(that had a 250) with a 79 LTD Country Squire wagon complete with the woodgrain. It was the best $2200 I ever spent. Since then I have been blue under the hood, so to speak.
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Last edited by 90shortbox; Aug 8, 2004 at 11:23 PM.
Reason: grammar and capitalization
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