motor by jocko500
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Saw this motor and took a photo of it. I like what I saw so I post it.
thanks for ever thing.
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here for free stuff. I got another one I thought I messed up for the mod asked me about it and i told him I did not know what i was doing. I looked and saw it was uploaded on Oct23 lol. And I know redbeard used it. Thanks redbeard. Check out his gallery. Oh if you go to the one I uploaded i got more free stuff there. It is http://www.morguefile.com/ and I am mackshack there. The link in free stuff on oct23 will take you there. it free to sign up too.
Comments (36)
That's not a bore.. well, yes it is but it's not boring.. er, maybe they did. I'm stroked now. Er, I mean... I saw that thumbnail before but I never guessed that it was yours!! My head.. I mean hat.. is off to you Jocko!
what a clean motor :)cool shot*************
There is a certain abstract beauty, even to an engine block! Good eye, Jock.
Well whatdoyaknow, I got the same piston ring clamp myself, I recognize the allen key used to tighten said clamp. Back in the 70's and early 80's I was pulling 2 or 3 of these apart each week. Thanks for the ride down memory lane, nice upload jocko!!
Is it a shortblock rebuild? the #2 piston looks looks like a new replacement. Notice index notch on left side of pistons.
A pretty stereotype of a driving block, with unspoilable view on 4 openings of cylinders. Even the piston which is in position of maximum compression has the air in good condition, but why three others sont' they in the same position of exhaust. Do not forget especially considering the state of this engine, to tighten the candles well before trying to start. This 8 cylinders must be interesting to see as a whole.