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Rebuilding the Beast
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Cherokeechief's Shadetree auto shop. Its a '91 Ford 302cid, high compression, Boss. 315horsepower...It'll pass most anything but a gas station! Bored, Balanced and Stroked. I'd almost rather take a beating than change another engine out!
Used photoshop to get rid of the background. Used the burn tool to darken it, then clone to make my driveway look like marble. Cropped and sized. |
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Been there, Done that! I used to be a great auto enthusiast, but I got into it professionally and that took care of that!!! This is a beautiful engine and a masterful capture of it. I love the color and the polish detail. A good looking engine is usually a good running engine.
- mrcrow
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is that high camshaft or overhead cam...with short rockers...
its a cracker of a subject and one i like very much
what is the compression on that one.
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