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Interesting set up! Looks like you could eat off the floor.
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Engineers have a mental disorder for cleanliness.
Y's guys rule! Looking for McCullouch VS57 brackets and parts. Also looking for 28 Chrysler series 72 parts. And early Hemi parts.
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A friend of mine who actually ran Y- blocks in the day on those Ford dynos commented on that exact picture when I asked him if he knew the man standing at the instruments on the wall. He replied that that picture was totally staged. An engine prepped to be run on a dyno woud not have a fan installed and had many interesting stories he shared with me. Ted, thanks for the pic of your dyno room - nice. A couple more pics as a walk around tour would be quite interesting in the future. I have never seen an engine being run on a dyno and have many questions as to how it works and how it's used.
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