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    granps57bird is offline Registered User Visit my Photo Gallery
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    anyone know their 292's?

     



    My aunt and uncle currently have my grandfather's 57 T-Bird. The bird currently has a 292, and I'm told a 2bbl carb.

    Could someone send me some links, or specs or general build up tips for the 292?

    We have a 4bbl manifold, is the 4100 the 4bbl of choice?

    I would like info on headers, electronic ignitions, pro's/cons, and ideas in general. Im not looking to build a monster, I just want to make it a little more fun to drive.

    are parts for the McCullogh/Paxton superchargers still available and will they work with the 292 or is there something that makes them 312 specific?

    Thanks in advance,

    zak

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    paul274854 is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Go to www.yblocksforever.com for info on Yblocks, of which your 292 is. As far a s the supercharger, they were not 312 specific and would fit any YBlock.

    Pertronix makes a unit for your car. If your not rebuilding the engine and its pretty much stock, the stock exhaust manifolds work good.

    The 57 4 bbl manifold had a "B" after the number and is a good one for a stock motor. As far as carbs go, anything from Holley, Edelbrock or the 4100 would be good.

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    granps57bird is offline Registered User Visit my Photo Gallery
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    Thanks man, thats the resource i was looking for!

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