292 Y block for the street driver

Posted By langy 10 Years Ago

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langy	Posted 10 Years Ago
Normally aspirated Group: Forum Members Last Active: 10 Years Ago Posts: 40, Visits: 131	Hi guys, I'm a Y block newbie to a certain extent, i'm building up a 292 truck motor mated to a C4 for my Willys pick up, I want a usable driver type motor.So far I have a good block, Fenton 3x2 Holley 94 setup, G spec heads an Isky mild cam etc etc My questions are would you use cast or forged pistons ? Also what diameter tube headers do you suggest, I was thinking 1 5/8" ? http://www.langysrodshop.co.uk/Its good to be different but different ain't always good.
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292 Y block for the street driver By langy ( 10 Years Ago )

Have I put this in the right section ??? By langy ( 10 Years Ago )

[quote][b]slick56 (1/13/2014)[/b][hr][quote][b]langy... By langy ( 10 Years Ago )

1 5/8 should be fine for a street low end motor. Be aware that we... By pegleg ( 10 Years Ago )

[quote][b]pegleg (1/15/2014)[/b][hr]1 5/8 should be fine for a street... By langy ( 10 Years Ago )

Wish I had about 50 more of those. John Mummert's making them now. By pegleg ( 10 Years Ago )

[quote][b]pegleg (1/18/2014)[/b][hr]Wish I had about 50 more of those.... By langy ( 10 Years Ago )

Where are you located in the U.K. I expect to be in Yorkshire and... By Doug T ( 10 Years Ago )

[quote][b]Doug T (1/15/2014)[/b][hr]Where are you located in the U.K.... By langy ( 10 Years Ago )

Langy I've got a question, How did you come to be in Texas? By glrbird ( 10 Years Ago )

[quote][b]glrbird (1/16/2014)[/b][hr]Langy I've got a question, How... By langy ( 10 Years Ago )