Thread: SB 2 Questions

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you could build one for street use .but it would be like using a race horse to pull a beer wagon

OK Pat, I hoped you would lend your experiance to this question. I simply do not know if it could be made streetable. I have no problem with the heritage of this engine, nor do I care if it was intended as a race engine. I like a beer every once in a while and to tell you the truth I don't really care if its delivered in a International Delivery Truck or a Ferrari. If it can be made streetable I'm going to buy at least one of these, and put it in a mild street car.

This guy is dead serious about moving these engines and for what ever reason doesn't seem to mind that is is selling them at a small fraction of what they cost him, I didn't ask and he didn't offer an explanation.

They are all flat tappet cam-ed motors, so I guess that means they were not for ARCO from these posts here. Maybe they are Sprint Cup motors I just don't know.

But at $2,500 each it seems just to good a deal to pass up. Somebody please correct me if I am wrong.

RS