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    Quote Originally Posted by gerrybbf View Post
    hey just stoped by to talk about my situation progress and dream. it started with my dads 68 third he got back in the new millennium for $600, blown engine. he took it out and salvaged everything but the block. two years ago we went half on a 70s 429 with the c6 all stock i installed it and started it a couple times it needs to wake up with a stoker kit a bought two other donor cars with the same engine the 429 thunderjet. these cars are really heavy so i want to get a stoker kit for one engine sell the rest and put the stroker in my dads 66 mustang. i got the wwiend stealth intake and a holly carb. may want new heads unless i can port the c9ve-e heads i got\. can anyone tell me if these engines only run on premium fuel? and any ideas? i want get around 600 hp out of it. and at least .030 over and maybe 504 ci. thanks in advance.
    Hello Gerry. Even as insane and unorthodox as I am, I wouldn't consider a BBF in a '66 Mustang. You'll just ruin the car. First it has to be given a front clip from another type of car in order to get rid of the shock towers. Then, that big hunk of iron over the front axle will just be a bear to handle. Tough to steer, tough to manage in the curves, just an evil-handling beast. It would take a C6 to handle the torque and that means cutting and rebuilding the floor and driveshaft tunnel. You'd need a narrowed 9 inch in the rear. It's just a bad idea that even I would not undertake. Pirate a 5.0 and trans from a late Mustang and rig it for a 150hp shot of N2O. Replace your rear with an 8.8 rear out of the same donor. You'll rip the tires off that little jewel.
    Last edited by techinspector1; 05-01-2011 at 11:46 PM.
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