a few reasons to keep a six

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  1. ponyrydr

    ponyrydr New Member

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    That is one slick turbo :evilsmile setup do you have any more info on the build up of that engine and what all they used.
     
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    Mavaholic Growing older but not up!

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    I'll bet it makes some power. I wonder what it sounds like...
     
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    That's the 69 Stang the guys over @ Fordsix.com built up for testing their new head.
     
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    Like our cars, the old inline six Ford engines are comeing into their own right now. That is awesome!!!
     
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    I haven't been to their site for awhile apparently they finally got that prototype done, Can't wait until it goes into production, definately what I am going to do with my
    250!
     
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    Wow just noticed the air intake, I wonder if it routes to the grill for cool air? SAAAWEEET!
     
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    actually it has a air to air intercooler behind the grill.The inlet goes out the right inner fender back in through the intercooler and the back out the left side up then back in across to the plenum.Motor is a 250 bored and stroked to 273 cu. in.:evilsmile There will be other intakes available for the new head starting with a 2v,4v,weber style like in the photo, plenum design and one for a eaton m90 supercharger.
     
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  11. maverick75

    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    • Question about 6's will a 250 head bolt onto a 200 Block?
     
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    Yes. 170/200/250 heads are interchangeable. The push rods, water pump, oil pan and bell housing are not.
     
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    maverick75 Gotta Love Mavs!

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    Thanks for the info:tiphat:
     
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    dmhines Dixie Maverick Boy

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    Neat ... I don't see anyplace where they show how much HP/TQ they are making out of the 250 though ...
     
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    i didnt know they made a stroker for a 250, that is pretty damn awesome:yup:
     
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