1966 Galaxie Under the Knife!

[coralcoupe1993]

well if it's original it's a 428.

410's were merc only.

damn nice project car BTW.

ever though of a steep geared high revving FE??

360/390 block or 359 FT block with 359FT steel crank/rods/balancer/flywheel.

ported edelbrock heads/harland sharp rockers/nice big cam topped with a dual quad offy intake and Carter/edelbrock 600's???

put some 4.56 gears in it and it will scream like a 427.

although i do love the 410 and 428 they have diesel torque

Thanks man! This car is on its 3rd motor. It has been from Canada to Florida and all in between. Started life as a 240 inline 6. Then I put a beat up 390 C-6 in it. Then I put a fresh 410 in it. (390 with a 428 crank used in mercs) with a built C-6.

This car is staying mild. I put the performance stuff on my 64 Galaxie (390/417ci), Edelebrock aluminum heads, Shelby roller rockers, Tri-power.

[mlowry1260]

Here's just the thing for your Galaxie!

http://www.survivalmotorsports.com/FE-Engine-Kits.html


Prison Break 445 - 390 FE Stroker Kit
The best way to get big power from your 390! Scat 9000 series ductile iron stroker crankshaft Your choice of Probe pistons - dished for 9.8:1 compression with 72cc heads or flat tops - 10.8: compression (Both only available in 4.080 bore - .030 over), Scat 6.700 I beam rods with ARP 8740 bolts, Moly rings, Main and rod bearings, Internally balanced - use your stock flexplate or flywheel

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Nice ride to work with... the house in the background of the one pic looks pretty sweet.

[coralcoupe1993]

Here's just the thing for your Galaxie!

http://www.survivalmotorsports.com/FE-Engine-Kits.html


Prison Break 445 - 390 FE Stroker Kit
The best way to get big power from your 390! Scat 9000 series ductile iron stroker crankshaft Your choice of Probe pistons - dished for 9.8:1 compression with 72cc heads or flat tops - 10.8: compression (Both only available in 4.080 bore - .030 over), Scat 6.700 I beam rods with ARP 8740 bolts, Moly rings, Main and rod bearings, Internally balanced - use your stock flexplate or flywheel

I just got a Tremec for the 64. Depending on how it runs, I may do somthing else with that motor!