FIRED MY FIRST 460 BUILD! ACTUALLY FIRST MOTOR EVER TODAY!

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cool, congrats!

Search on here sucks...what are the specs?

466
stealth intake
piheads
stock crank
forged h beam rods
flat tops
10,5:1 compression
lunati 61605 cam
crower roller rockers
edelbrock carb for break in 750 cfm 1050 e85 carb for later
6 speed trans

i never even changed the oil in a car before i built this!

congrats Frank .... cant wait so see her at a track

Congrats...dont it feel nice when it actually fires up! Or when you say...yea I built the engine.

You are hooked now. And yes it truly is a great feeling.

Congrats on the build Frank...I know it has been a long time coming for you. Now get that thing together and take it out and beat the piss out of it.

Your prolly still walking around with a big grin on your face!!! It gives you goose bumps when you get to hear YOUR baby rumbling away there.

Great job.

Bill

Looks and sounds awsome.
That's going to be a sweet ride Frank.

excellent job Frank!

Congrats Frank! Sounds great, now who is mohawk man?

Mohawk guy is my buddy Alan. He has helped since last year. It felt sooooooooo damn good to start it. I can't wait to get back and just start it again and she what she sounds like at idle and then witha few nice hits of the throttle.


I will have more video tomorrow Joe.


To everyone else. Thanks. Alot of you who chimed in have helped me out alot.

Cool deal cool vids i got the bug to but my is still down the road from starting.

ITS ALIVE!!!!! I can't wait until mine is done, plus I want to see a burnout and race video of your stang. That first start is horrible, after all that you atart it up, hear it run at 2,500, then you have to wait 30 minutes. 30 Soooooo long minutes, before you can rev it. I'm building roller motors from now on!

Cool car, its a great feeling to know that you built it.

its been 14 monthes from when i started to where i am today......

all thats left right now are:

brakes
re-install seats
clutch pedal assembly
check all the nuts and bolts
test drive


oh and clean up the wiring in the engine bay