Reply to "My new 4.6"

Dave F (Guest)

Trust me guys, as good as this looks in the pictures, it looks way better in person. Our beloved "Herbie" (the car even had a personalized plate with that name at one time) has gone through many years of customizing at the hands of this master craftsman. The more you look, the more details you find. Like the rear transaxle mounts being shaped by hand out of a couple of solid blocks of billet aluminum.... look closely at the shape of them and think of the time!

Rick, do you have a copy of the dyno sheet you can post? I know you don't like to brag, but those are fairly impressive curves, especially for a driver engine.

12/23/082:46 PM

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