Lets see your motors, Stock to wild
 

Since we can put just about anything under the hood, seems these trucks have the largest variations of power plants.

Start it off with the ubiquitous Small Block.

Aftermarket block and heads, all Iron, from the boys up at DART. 427 cubic inches of full roller, parts breaking, shenanigan inducing, race gas burning terror.


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Pretty boring really with just a single Holley and no power adders. However I moved the battery under the bed and built a giant top tank aluminum radiator that cleaned up the area.

So lets see yours.:metal:

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Schwiiiiing!

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Sweet Ride! After pics like that I think i will post mine under projects...

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'95 Corvette LT1

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v7...ps0ef0ce1e.jpg

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http://i1099.photobucket.com/albums/...324_173805.jpg
Here's my 290 horse 350 ft/lbs torque GM crate motor. Nothing too fancy, just some finned acessorries and gold paint

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Simply stock, original 283, intake, Rochester 2bbl, valve covers & the old oil bath air cleaner. Some might consider it boring but, it works for me!

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Murphy

Very nice!

Here is my 4 banger

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chrome under the hood does not do a thing for me so i really like this.

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My stock 283

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My 2 small blocks.

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My 65 C20 I am working on

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Very nice, it speaks to me:cool:

I'm not knocking the chrome goodies but I have to agree, I had all the chrome stuff in my '72 GMC engine bay many years ago but in a northern climate, it did not hold up, and looked like crap after a couple of winters. So I decided to keep it stock on my '62 build, less polishing to worry about.


Wow! very nice detail on the 283! I've been holding off on adding those 283 valve cover decals in hopes of custom making some "Powered by B/A Velvet 98 gasoline" decals to go with my B/A shop truck theme, but when I see the proper 283 decals like yours it makes me reconsider.

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I like the updated engines sitting in the engine bays, but those original engines are freakin' SWEET when all painted up nice and pretty. Nothing better, in my opinion.
That said, I have a 454 on a stand in the garage waiting to go in to my 66 C20.

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Here's my 292....600 CFM Edelbrock, clifford intake an headers, HEI.

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Mine as I received it,

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/...right_cntr.jpg

Being worked on,

http://67-72chevytrucks.com/gallery/.../Photo0103.jpg

Well heck I don't have a pic of the completed work. I'll get one next week, sorry guys.

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nice gmc!

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Oooo I like this one alot, crisp and clean! Love the oil bath too. Best filter on the planet,

Great lookin 292 TJ!

Have a good weekend

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Stock V6 except for the Holley carb and air cleaner.

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The big block in my blue trk and the stock engine in my green truck. I have to get a better picture of the BB. The wilwood master is not in there. Couldn't get it to work.

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350 chevy w/350th in my 63

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Work in progress.
283 w/power pack heads, 650cfm, and corvette manifolds.
http://farm6.staticflickr.com/5507/1...d7bb05aa_z.jpg

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540 ci 11-1 comp,built my self.Right at 800hp.

http://i700.photobucket.com/albums/w...psd6b139f9.jpg

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Here's mine, currently a work in progress. 350, 9.6-1, modded Vortec heads, hydraulic roller (227/230 @ .050, .510/.525 lift on a 112 lobe center), Air Gap intake, Holley 750 vacuum secondary, 1992 serpentine set-up. Still need to run the fuel and water lines, and hook up the electrical.
http://i222.photobucket.com/albums/d...ps1c26f1bb.jpg

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283ci corvette 4bbl intake. Notice cruise control on firewall?

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283ci factory specs