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Flow Testing the "Log" Cylinder Heads
This tech article is a "work in progress". Information will be added as it becomes available. Over the past few years we've flow tested several Australian 250-2V cylinder heads, as well as our own Aluminum cylinder heads. However we've always wondered how the cast iron "log heads" stacked up... -
Selecting the Proper Valve Springs
Selecting the Proper Valve Springs Valve springs are one of the most critical components of your engine. It is very important to match the camshaft and it's potential RPM range with the correct spring rate. We will attempt to explain it in this article, but first lets go over some valve spring... -
Small Six Specs - 144/170/200/250ci
SMALL SIX SPECS - 144/170/200/250ci General Specs YEAR CI Chamber Intake Exhaust Log CC Adv HP Adv TQ 60-64 144 44-51 1.467 1.266 850 90 138 61-65 170 48-53 1.522 1.266 890 105 158 65-72 170 48-53 1.649 1.380 890 105 158 65-69 200 51-53 1.649 1.380...- 1966Mustang
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Published in Legendary Ford's July/August 2008 issue.
The inline six by design will produce more torque pound for pound than a V8. The reason is simple; a V8 spins the crankshaft 90 degrees for each stroke, while the inline six turns the crank 120 degrees between strokes. This means for every...
Ever wonder what size motor you have? If so, your not the only one. To the inexperienced enthusiast all small sixes look identical, however there are minor differences which can be easily spotted if you know what to look for. In this article we'll cover a majority of the differences, for engines...