Reply to "Mangusta Engine Removal and Rebuild"

Another dive into the abyss

It really wasn't that bad of a pull, now to start on the suspension and engine bay restoration!!! Which of course begins with cleaning the huge pile of parts.

@leea did you keep the internals of your engine stock? I know you were a proponent of the 331 Stroker, but I never asked which route you took.

I will get the engine shop started on checking out the engine and giving it a refresh/rebuild next week... while they do their thing I'll be making a list of needs, wants and questions!

As always, suggestions/advice/warnings/etc. are ALL welcome

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